Home ->Dictionaries ->English/German ->Translate retroflex

Translate retroflex from English to German

Summary

English to German: more detail...

retroflex:
- Wiktionary:
  retroflex → retroflex, zerebral
  retroflex → Retroflex, retroflexer, retroflex
- Synonyms for "retroflex":
  retroflexed; backward
  cacuminal
  replicate; bend; flex
  pronounce; articulate; enounce; sound out; enunciate; say

English

Detailed Translations for retroflex from English to German

retroflex: ^{(*Using Word and Sentence Splitter)}

Retro: Retro
flex: Elektrizitätsschnur

retroflex:

Translation Matrix for retroflex:

Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	replicate
Adjective	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	cacuminal; retroflexed

Synonyms for "retroflex":

retroflexed; backward
cacuminal
replicate; bend; flex
pronounce; articulate; enounce; sound out; enunciate; say

Related Definitions for "retroflex":

pronounced with the tip of the tongue turned back toward the hard palate¹
bent or curved backward¹
articulate (a consonant) with the tongue curled back against the palate¹
- Indian accents can be characterized by the fact that speakers retroflex their consonants¹
bend or turn backward¹

Wiktionary Translations for retroflex:

retroflex

adjective

of pronunciation in which the tongue is bent backwards
- retroflex → retroflex

retroflex

adjective

Linguistik, bei der Artikulation von Lauten: mit zurückgebogener Zungenspitze gebildet
- zerebral → retroflex

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• retroflex	→ Retroflex	↔ retroflex — een medeklinkerklank die gevormd wordt door de tong om te buigen zodat het met de onderkant naar het verhemelte staat
• retroflex	→ retroflexer	↔ rétroflexe — phonétique\|fr Qualifie une consonne dont le lieu d’articulation se situe au niveau du palais et dont l’organe constricteur est la partie inférieure de la pointe de la langue.
• retroflex	→ retroflex	↔ rétroflexe — phonétique\|fr ellipse\|fr consonne dont le lieu d'articulation se situe au niveau du palais et dont l'organe constricteur est la pointe de la langue, dirigée vers le haut et l'arrière de la bouche.

External Machine Translations:

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University