Consonants: Names & Part of Mouth Where Made

Mouth Part	Technical Term (from Latin)	Voiceless Consonant plain breathy [aspirate]	Voiced  Consonant plain breathy (aspirated con- sonants not used in English)
lips	labial	p (as in "pin") *ph	b (as in "bin") *bh*	* "ph" is pronounced as "f" in modern languages (e.g., philosophy, philsophie, filosofia);
teeth	dental	t (as  in "tog") *th*	d (as in "dog") *dh*	but "ph" comes from ancient Greek (phi)
throat	guttural	k (" c" in "cog") *kh*	g (as in "god") *gh*	which was  pronounced with a puff of breath like our English "p" in "pin"