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 : ''murkas'' "black" {{IPA|/muʀkas/}} –  Std. {{IPA|[muɐ̯käs]}}, Līl. {{IPA|[muˤkɐs]}}, Cam. {{IPA|[mo̝ɐ̯kas]}}, Nyk. {{IPA|[muʀkäs]}}
-{{IPA|/ɴ̆/}} is the second most common consonant in Chlouvānem (after {{IPA|/m/}} and is considered its most representative sound as it is not found in any other Calémerian language excluding its own descendants. It is conventionally described as a nasal uvular flap, though alternative transcriptions may be {{IPA|[ᴺɢ̆]}} (prenasalized uvular flap) or {{IPA|[ᴺʡ̆]}} (prenasalized epiglottal flap). Some linguists, noticing a distinct ingressive airstream, transcribe it as a nasal uvular implosive {{IPA|[ʛ̃]}}. This realization is consistent in virtually all Chlouvānem-speaking territories.
+{{IPA|/ɴ̆/}} is the second most common consonant in Chlouvānem (after {{IPA|/m/}}) and is considered its most representative sound as it has not been found in any other Calémerian language excluding its own descendants. It is conventionally described as a nasal uvular flap, though alternative transcriptions may be {{IPA|[ᴺɢ̆]}} (prenasalized uvular flap) or {{IPA|[ᴺʡ̆]}} (prenasalized epiglottal flap). Some linguists, noticing a distinct ingressive airstream, transcribe it as a nasal uvular implosive {{IPA|[ʛ̃]}}. This realization is consistent in virtually all Chlouvānem-speaking territories.
 * ''lili'' "I" {{IPA|/ɴ̆iɴ̆i/}} - Std., Līl., Klš., Cam. {{IPA|[ɴ̆iɴ̆i]}}