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It is not uncommon for multiple diphthongs to occur consecutively, especially in compound words, in which case they are assimilated into one another with a pitch accent (see below) falling on the last diphthong. See for example:
It is not uncommon for multiple diphthongs to occur consecutively, especially in compound words, in which case they are assimilated into one another with a pitch accent (see below) falling on the last diphthong.
 
See for example:


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! Word !! Pronunciation !! Meaning
! Word !! Pronunciation !! Meaning
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| ''Åieyjer'' || Example || A Dogric municipality. Losely translated as "riverbed islands".
| ''Åieyjer'' || [oi̯.œi̯ꜜəɐ|| A Dogric municipality. Losely translated as "riverbed islands".
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| '' || Example || Example
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| Example || Example || Example
| ''Höjæiöyer'' || [hɤy̯æi̯.œy̯ꜜəɐ] || "High hillside meadows".
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