What is another word for am consonant?
Pronunciation: [am kˈɒnsənənt] (IPA) 
The "am consonant" refers to the sound made by the letters "m" or "n" at the beginning or after a vowel at the end of a syllable. Synonyms for this sound include the nasal consonant, the nasal stop, and the voiced nasal. In linguistics, it is classified as a bilabial nasal sound, meaning the air escapes through both lips. This sound is present in many languages and can alter the meaning of a word, such as in English with "man" and "ran". The "am consonant" is integral to speech and communication, and its synonyms help us better understand and describe the nuances of language.
