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Complete Consonant Phonology

This consonant phonology was composed out of the Wikipedia IPA consonant chart, minus the extremely rare or theoretical sounds, plus all the common sounds you find in standard language phonologies such as ejectives, aspirated consonants, labialization, pharyngealization, etc.. There are 188 boxes. It is meant to show you at a glance all of the possible consonant sounds you might need to make to speak one of Earth's natural languages with a high degree of accuracy.

Click on the top portion of any of the glyph boxes to see potential words using that sound. Click on the glyph itself to hear the sound, if we have a recording so far. Click the IPA at the bottom to visit the Wikipedia page on the sound to learn in more depth what it is exactly. There is also the vowel phonology page, which lists out all possible vowels in a similar way.