Editing Aspirated consonant (section)

===Fricatives and sonorants===
Although most aspirated obstruents in the world's languages are stops and affricates, [[aspirated fricative]]s such as {{IPA|[sʰ]}}, {{IPA|[ɸʷʰ]}} and {{IPA|[ɕʰ]}} have been documented in [[Korean language|Korean]] and [[Xuanzhou Wu]], and {{IPA|[xʰ]}} has been described for Spanish,<ref>Schwegler, Kempff & Ameal-Guerra (2010) ''Fonética y fonología españolas.'' John Wiley, 4th ed.</ref> though these are allophones of other phonemes. Similarly, aspirated fricatives and even aspirated nasals, approximants, and trills occur in a few [[Tibeto-Burman languages]], some [[Oto-Manguean languages]], the [[Hmongic languages|Hmongic]] language [[Hmu language|Hmu]], the [[Siouan languages|Siouan]] language [[Ofo language|Ofo]], and the [[Chumashan languages|Chumashan]] languages [[Barbareño language|Barbareño]] and [[Ventureño language|Ventureño]]. Some languages, such as [[Choni language|Choni Tibetan]], have as many as four contrastive aspirated fricatives {{IPA|[sʰ]}} {{IPA|[ɕʰ]}}, {{IPA|[ʂʰ]}} and {{IPA|[xʰ]}}.<ref>[[Guillaume Jacques]] 2011. A panchronic study of aspirated fricatives, with new evidence from Pumi, ''Lingua'' 121.9:1518–1538 [https://www.academia.edu/968778/A_panchronic_study_of_aspirated_fricatives_with_new_evidence_from_Pumi]</ref>