bilabial

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• /baɪˈleɪ.bi.əl/
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *dwóh1 Proto-Indo-European *dwi- Proto-Italic *dwi- Latin bi-bor. English bi- English labial English bilabial From bi- + labial.

53 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: شَفَتَانِيّ (šafatāniyy) — articulated with both lips
• Armenian: երկշրթնային (erkšrtʻnayin) — articulated with both lips
• Asturian: billabial — articulated with both lips
• Catalan: bilabial — articulated with both lips
• Czech: obouretný — articulated with both lips
• Czech: retoretný — articulated with both lips
• Czech: bilabiální — articulated with both lips
• Finnish: bilabiaalinen — articulated with both lips
• French: bilabial — articulated with both lips
• Galician: bilabial — articulated with both lips
• Georgian: წყვილბაგისმიერი (c̣q̇vilbagismieri) — articulated with both lips
• Georgian: ბილაბიალური (bilabialuri) — articulated with both lips
• German: bilabial — articulated with both lips
• Greek: διπλοχειλικός (diplocheilikós) — articulated with both lips
• Hebrew: דּוּ־שְׂפָתִי (du-s'fatí) — articulated with both lips
• Icelandic: tvívaramæltur — articulated with both lips
• Irish: déliopach — articulated with both lips
• Italian: bilabiale — articulated with both lips
• Kashmiri: دُوُٹھؠ (duvuṭh') — articulated with both lips
• Mongolian: хоёр уруулын (xojor uruulyn) — articulated with both lips
• Mongolian: ᠬᠣᠶᠠᠷ ᠤᠷᠤᠭᠤᠯ ᠦᠨ (qoyar uruɣul-ün) — articulated with both lips
• Navajo: daaʼii — articulated with both lips
• Polish: bilabialny — articulated with both lips
• Polish: dwuwargowy — articulated with both lips
• Portuguese: bilabial — articulated with both lips
• Russian: билабиа́льный (bilabiálʹnyj) — articulated with both lips
• Russian: гу́бно-губно́й (gúbno-gubnój) — articulated with both lips
• Spanish: bilabial — articulated with both lips
• Swedish: bilabial — articulated with both lips
• Welsh: dwywefusol — articulated with both lips
• Armenian: երկշրթնային (erkšrtʻnayin) — a speech sound articulated with both lips
• Catalan: bilabial — a speech sound articulated with both lips
• Chinese Mandarin: 雙唇音 /双唇音 (shuāngchúnyīn) — a speech sound articulated with both lips
• Czech: retnice — a speech sound articulated with both lips
• Czech: bilabiála — a speech sound articulated with both lips
• Finnish: bilabiaali — a speech sound articulated with both lips
• Galician: bilabial — a speech sound articulated with both lips
• German: Doppellippenlaut — a speech sound articulated with both lips
• German: Zweilippenlaut — a speech sound articulated with both lips
• German: Beidlippenlaut — a speech sound articulated with both lips
• German: Bilabial — a speech sound articulated with both lips
• Greek: διχειλικός (dicheilikós) — a speech sound articulated with both lips
• Irish: déliopach — a speech sound articulated with both lips
• Italian: bilabiale — a speech sound articulated with both lips
• Kashmiri: دُوُٹھؠ (duvuṭh') — a speech sound articulated with both lips
• Japanese: 両唇音 (ryōshin'on) — a speech sound articulated with both lips
• Portuguese: bilabial — a speech sound articulated with both lips
• Russian: билабиа́льный звук (bilabiálʹnyj zvuk) — a speech sound articulated with both lips
• Russian: гу́бно-губно́й звук (gúbno-gubnój zvuk) — a speech sound articulated with both lips
• Serbo-Croatian: bilabijal — a speech sound articulated with both lips
• Serbo-Croatian: dvousnenik — a speech sound articulated with both lips
• Spanish: bilabial — a speech sound articulated with both lips
• Vietnamese: âm đôi môi — a speech sound articulated with both lips