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| Used in Af Maay. Equivalent to final or pre-consonantal ''-n'' in Af | | Used in Af Maay. Equivalent to final or pre-consonantal ''-n'' in Af Maxaa. Can instead be written with ''nuun''. | ||
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|nuun<br>نون | |nuun<br>نون | ||
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**ڀ for /ɓ/ (instead of /pʼ/). | **ڀ for /ɓ/ (instead of /pʼ/). | ||
**ڎ for /ɗ/. | **ڎ for /ɗ/. | ||
==Deslavic== | |||
Basically, a Slavic language that lost all (or most) distinctive Slavic features. | |||
====Phonology==== | |||
Palatalization: | |||
*Palatalized consonants are lost, either merging with their plain counterparts or become a different consonant altogether. | |||
*When a root would have alterations between palatalized and non-palatalized consonants, one of these variants is selected and extended to all forms. | |||
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|+ Fate of palatalized consonants | |||
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! Original consonant !! Unpalatalized !! Palatalized | |||
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==Endnotes== | ==Endnotes== | ||