Coronal stops and nasals of Arrernte

Based on the example in Table 2.5 in Ladefoged/Maddieson Sounds of the World's Languages, p. 28
The material was downloaded from the UCLA Archive:
2007. The UCLA Phonetics Lab Archive. Los Angeles, CA: UCLA Department of Linguistics.
http://archive.phonetics.ucla.edu/.
The material was originally recorded by Andy Butcher

Plosives

  • laminal dental, /atheme/, 'grind'
  • apical alveolar, /kwete/, 'still'
  • apical postalveolar, /kwerte/,'smoke'
  • laminal postalveolar, /atyemeje/, 'mother's father'

    Nasals

  • laminal dental, /anhere/, 'husband's mother'
  • apical alveolar, /aneme/, 'sitting'
  • apical postalveolar, /arne/, 'tree'
  • laminal postalveolar, /alenye/, 'tongue'

    Notes on the transliteration:
    The 'transcription' given in '/ ... /' is for rough guidance only. The transcription conventions used for indicating the target sounds are:
    laminal dental: th, nh
    apical alveolar: t, n
    apical postalveolar: rt, rn
    laminal postalveolar: ty, ny

    Further notes:
    I was unable to find the example for apical alveolar plosive given in SoWL Table 2.5, so this has been replaced by another item.
    The English gloss of laminal dental nasal as 'sitting' in SoWL is probably a typo.