"ˣ" meaning in All languages combined

See ˣ on Wiktionary

Symbol [Finnish]

Etymology: Often traced back to Suomen kielen äänne- ja muotorakenne (1983) by Finnish linguist Fred Karlsson. Head templates: {{head|fi|symbol}} ˣ
  1. (linguistics) jäännöslopuke; represents the tendency for a morpheme to cause gemination (rajakahdennus) after it. Always appears at the end of a morpheme. Wikipedia link: Fred Karlsson Categories (topical): Linguistics

Symbol [Translingual]

Head templates: {{head|mul|symbols}} ˣ
  1. (IPA) [x]-fricated release of a plosive (e.g. [tˣ]), sometimes implying an affricate (e.g. ⟨kˣ⟩ for [k͜x]). Tags: IPA
    Sense id: en-ˣ-mul-symbol-7pGGxydj Categories (other): IPA symbols, IPA symbols, Pages with raw sortkeys, Translingual entries with incorrect language header Disambiguation of IPA symbols: 27 35 38 Disambiguation of Pages with raw sortkeys: 50 28 22 Disambiguation of Translingual entries with incorrect language header: 68 15 17
  2. (IPA) [x]-coloring Tags: IPA
    Sense id: en-ˣ-mul-symbol-MtGaHVrH Categories (other): IPA symbols, IPA symbols Disambiguation of IPA symbols: 27 35 38
  3. (IPA) A weak, fleeting or epenthetic [x] Tags: IPA
    Sense id: en-ˣ-mul-symbol-CoVQzpW3 Categories (other): IPA symbols, IPA symbols Disambiguation of IPA symbols: 27 35 38

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