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* (Whoever wrote that means, I imagine, that the glottal stop is a phoneme in many languages. Which is true. Things would be less concept ...ina''', written as ` and pronounced like a full stop in air flow - glottal stop is a rarer allophone.

|| <center>'''Voiced consonant'''</center> || <center>'''Bilabial stop'''</center>

'''z''' I<u>s</u>rael (voiced) ...ed more like a bilabial [[v|v]] rather than a plosive, {d} is not a dental stop, but kind of dental fricative(?) like in English [[then|then]]. As nitcion

* dirsna (''stop'') * vokykai (''voiced'')