I am creating a language with the sound [r͡ʙ].
The only name I can come up for this sound would be a simultaneous bilabial and alveolar trill.
Is there anything more scientific than that?
It cannot occur after /s/, /k/, or /ts/
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Is this a phoneme by itself or an allophone of another phoneme? What are the limitations of whatever phoneme it belongs to? Like, can it occur doubled? Can it occur after /s/? How about after /k/? Before /ts/? Etc. – jlawler Apr 3 '14 at 2:34
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2call it an apico-alveolar bilabial trill. by analogy, [kp] is called a voiceless labial velar stop. also, you don't care whether it is aerodynamically possible, do you? – user483 Apr 4 '14 at 1:40
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