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Brythonic aesthetic/mutations but fewer vowels + with b/s; soft mutated q and broad L merge early ...' đ đ' þ þ' k k' g g' ğ ğ' x x' q (Eevo l) l' X(uvular) r r' rr rr' h h' s s' m m' n n' gw gw' w w' xw xw'

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'''Llëvëdhtash''' is an Indo-European isolate language spoken in Irta's Bulgaria.

'''Esperantuk''' is a minority language of Clofabolocin. It's mainly spoken in Amlodipin.

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...d the Sinushyeinametiniq language. The Coelo-Caric languages include [[Silōs]] and Carichendan. Two other languages, Imnura and Acranasian, may be Sinos |fam1= One of the world's primary language families

-g -Ø -m -s -b -v -j -d = cases

sd,sCʰ,{d,dʰ}{t,s},{S̥,S(ʰ),s(S)}l > z,sʰ,ts,dzʰ,tɬ,dɮ(ʰ),ɬ(ː) s(ʰ)h₂,sʰ,y₁,y₂,w₁,{w₂,s(ʰ)w₁},sw₂,sʰw₂ > x,h,j,jː,w,wː,sw,hw

...n in [[Lõis]]'s East of England. Today it has very few native speakers; it's predominantly a liturgical language of a Druidic religion with adherents al ...gical changes: Brythonic-ish consonant shift eventually turning into Grimm's law?

*Grimm's law: p t k > f th ch; b d g > p t k **Pre-Grimm's law ''*pnürd'' > Pre-Windermere ''*pnürð'' > ''fnüd'' 'day'

{t,d,s,g}j,sw,gd > z Cʰ,S̬ > F

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...he group, by population, are [[S'entigneis]] (15 million speakers), [[Tevrés]] (12 million speakers), [[Iscarianoi]] (8 million speakers), and [[Îredes ** [[Tevrés]]

'''Pelhyys''' (exonym with Tsimulh genitive suffix ''-s''; native name ''tPezlüüt'' /tpeˈɮyːt/) is a Tsimulh language inspired Consonants: m n p t c ch cl k kw q qw ʔ b d z zh zl p' t' c' ch' cl' s sh x xw y w

| colspan="1" | *s # Potseghos's law: Proto Mittaali *a *i → Proto-Ynju-Wenth *u *a (via *ɑ *ɨ) near q f

| /ɑ/ || /æ/ || /b/ || /s/ || /t͡s/ || /d/ || /ɛ/ || /ø/ || /f/ || /ɡ/ | /r/, /ʀ/ || /s/ || /t/ || /θ/, /ð/ || /ʏ/ || /v/ || /ʋ/ || /x/ || /ə/ || /ɑi/

...ily tonal language of [[Tricin]]'s Mintōn inspired by [[User:Luzset Zari]]'s Mikimak.

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