How to pronounce “ich-laut”

Meaning

• [Noun]
• the voiceless palatal fricative, /ç/, especially in the context of the German language, but also sometimes otherwise (because it is best known from German)

Practice Nearby Words

chaus, cowgill's law, kölsch, cacuminal, clitichood, čiriklo, cacuminalization, chiaux, hard c, kappacism, chiauss, enclitic, clefting, chih, cl*t, lot-cloth split, cryptolect, centumization, clitic, chaoush, claviculæ, eccle, accent circumflex, curly cuh, vocoid, clake, cicale, tectal, cleuch, cedille, inverted circumflex, catlick, clitellus, cantal, proclitic, chiause, clavicula, conchæ, culcha, catti, lacunæ, cliticization, uncial, cédille, celac, cliticalization, c-word, chaoux, coronal, canaliculation, c-hole, lachrymal, cot-caught merger, incus, kulturwort, quinticlave, czechism, clegg, chæta, cichory, isicle, clitar, libeccio, ickle, ileocoecum, chiaoux, ileocaecum, cadlock, clepe, clavicitherium, cathair, cartilege, cislocative, cricoid, clavis, cilium, lacunule, cheilion, chap, claviform, cotyla, caulie, cill, lcret, cantitruncation, mesoclitic, caffiso, coda, coelia, catlicker, catlin, c-selection, cleg, eckle, caicco, lacinia, kalleege, cornicle

Similar Sounds

ich, ice, rich, itch, ish, inch, ick, icy, ica, wich, ith, ach, ics, uch, tch, mich, bich, ict, lich, igh, ico, dich, mch, nch, ech, icu, och, pich, iah, nich, vich, rch, tich, inh, sch, aich, ici, sich, eich, icw, icp, icd, isch, icr, zich, pch, icc, kich, iph, icq, ic3, icl, lch, bch, cich, idh, ioh, cch, ych, imh, hch, icm, icn, wch, icf, icj, izh, jch, dch, ieh, icx, irh, ifh, ichat, iolite, alot, allot, all-out, eaglet, elide, eejit, egit, all out, outshout, eelt, oillet, shallotte, elite, outlet, alight, elate, outlawed, enlight, inlet, eyelet, unlit