labialisation การใช้

• If either of the two was voiceless, the whole cluster was devoiced, and the first obstruent also lost its labialisation, if it was present.
• Either by looking up Estuary English, or by looking up Elmer Fudd, Bugs would have been presented with links to R-labialisation and rhotacism.
• He also would have seen that Estuary English features L-vocalisation, but typically doesn't feature the r-labialisation the OP asked about.
• Linguistic reconstructions suggest that both the richness of the consonantal systems and the poverty of the vocalic systems may be the result of a historical process, whereby vowel features such as labialisation and Proto-NWC.
• Historically, it was unclear whether the labiovelar row represented an innovation by a process of labialisation, or whether it was inherited from the parent language ( but lost in the satem branches ); current mainstream opinion favours the latter possibility.
• I understand the practical reason why Wikipedia is neutral wrt British vs American spellings ( i . e . getting a large number of chauvinistic people who are divided into two camps to agree is difficult ), but it is getting a little out of hand when articles are randomly titled " color " or " honour "; or " palatalization " and " velarization ", but " labialisation " and " pharyngealisation " ( the latter four are four closely related linguistics topics ).