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...For example, k is an unvoiced stop in the back of the mouth. Its unvoiced fricative equivalent is x, which is rarely found in English (the Scottish ''loch'', a ...en the words to get an English equivalent, in this case of Lojban o'e. Any voiceless non-Lojban sound may also be used).

|| an unvoiced postalveolar fricative || an unvoiced labial fricative

* mosysna (''fricative'') '''sancrfrikativo''' * mlasna, tacmla (''lateral'') '''sancrlaterale'''