Voiced alveolar affricate

A voiced alveolar affricate is a double consonant, which consists of the sequence of a plosive (shutter text ) followed by a fricative ( fricative ), which are both voiced and the alveoli are formed ( the alveolar ridge ). The phonetic transcription is: [ dz ]. This type of affricates comes to T. Alan Hall before in Hungarian.

In German, instead comes before the voiced affricate postalveolare.