thibilant
nounEtymology From sibilant, with the initial /s/ substituted for a dental fricative /θ/.
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Human sciences, Linguistics, Phonology, Sciences Rare A dental fricative or "th-sound," or an affricate consonant containing these sounds.
noun
Etymology From sibilant, with the initial /s/ substituted for a dental fricative /θ/.
Human sciences, Linguistics, Phonology, Sciences Rare A dental fricative or "th-sound," or an affricate consonant containing these sounds.
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