| 1. | In International Phonetic Alphabet, it represents the voiced velar fricative.
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| 2. | In transliteration of Classical Mongolian, represents a voiceless velar fricative.
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| 3. | Early Old Thai also apparently had velar fricatives as distinct phonemes.
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| 4. | The second step was the velar also losing its former sibilance.
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| 5. | The approximant / w / is a voiced labial-velar.
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| 6. | Many Kriol speakers tend to palatalize the velar consonants and preceding.
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| 7. | Velars ( are restricted to appearing everywhere except before front vowels.
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| 8. | Bilabial and velar consonants and may be followed by when initial.
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| 9. | All velar fricatives are quite weak, and are closer to.
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| 10. | This may be glottal, pharyngeal, uvular, or velar.
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