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Most words can be broken down into syllables including a plosive or fricative consonant and a vowel. Fricatives such as s, f, v, h, and ʃ are often extended, producing that snakelike hiss often associated with Parseltongue. The lateral consonant is used only to shorten the 's' fricative, producing the shorter 'sl' sound rather than the usual extended Ssss.

The muted form of the alveolar trill and the alveolar nasal are other commonly used sounds in Parseltongue.

Plosives: p, b, t, d, k, g

Fricatives: f, v, s, h, ʃ

Lateral Consonant: l

Alveolar Trill: r

Alveolar Nasal: n

Vowels: a, e, i, o, u


Most typically in Parseltongue you get sounds by combining a consonant with a vowel. [Examples: fa, so, ʃa, ko.] But occasionally you may have to combine consonants to produce an affricate. This is typically done by combining a plosive and a fricative.


Affricates: ts, th, pʃ
Similarly, some vowels will be combined to form a diphthong.

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