What is consonant

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A consonant is a speech sound that is produced by partial or complete closure of certain parts of the vocal tract, resulting in obstructed airflow. Consonants contribute to the formation of syllables in language and are characterized by their ability to make a distinctive sound when pronounced. Examples of consonants include the sounds /b/, /d/, /m/, /s/, and /z/.

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