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!colspan="2"| Nasal | !colspan="2"| Nasal | ||
| /mˠ/ || /mʲ/ | | /mˠ/ || /mʲ/ | ||
| /n̪ˠ/ || | | /n̪ˠ/ || /nʲ/ | ||
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| /ɲ~ɲ̄/ | | /ɲ~ɲ̄/ | ||
| /ŋ/ | | /ŋ/ | ||
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!<small>tenuis</small> | !<small>tenuis</small> | ||
| /pˠ/ || /pʲ/ | | /pˠ/ || /pʲ/ | ||
| /t̪ˠ/ || | | /t̪ˠ/ || /tʲ/ | ||
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| /tʃ/ | | /tʃ/ | ||
| /k/ | | /k/ | ||
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!<small>voiced</small> | !<small>voiced</small> | ||
| /bˠ/ || /bʲ/ | | /bˠ/ || /bʲ/ | ||
| /d̪ˠ/ || | | /d̪ˠ/ || /dʲ/ | ||
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| /dʒ/ | | /dʒ/ | ||
| /ɡ/ | | /ɡ/ | ||
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!colspan=2| Trill | !colspan=2| Trill | ||
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| /rˠ/ || /rʲ/ | | /rˠ/ || /rʲ/ | ||
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!<small>lateral</small> | !<small>lateral</small> | ||
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| / | | /lˠ/ || | ||
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;Notes | |||
*/tˠ, dˠ, nˠ/ are laminal denti-alveolar velarized [t̪ˠ, d̪ˠ, n̪ˠ]. | |||
*/tʲ, dʲ/ are palatalized laminal denti-alveolar [t̪ʲ, d̪ʲ] with alveolar allophones [tʲ, dʲ] before /rʲ/. | |||
*/nʲ/ has been variously described as palatalized laminal denti-alveolar [n̪ʲ] and palatalized laminal alveolar [n̻ʲ]. | |||
*/sˠ, sʲ, zˠ, zʲ/ are laminal alveolar [s̻ˠ, s̻ʲ, z̻ˠ, z̻ʲ]. | |||
*/lˠ/ has been variously described as pharyngealized apical alveolar [l̺ˤ] and velarized laminal denti-alveolar [l̪ˠ]. This article uses /l/ for simplicity. | |||
*/rˠ, rʲ/ are apical alveolar [r̺ˠ, r̺ʲ]. | |||
*/tʲ, dʲ, nʲ/ are laminal alveolar [t̻ʲ<sup>sʲ</sup>, d̻ʲ<sup>zʲ</sup>, n̻ʲ]; as indicated in the transcription, in case of the first two the tongue is raised enough to produce slight frication. | |||
*/lʲ/ is laminal alveolar [l̻ʲ]. | |||
====Vowels==== | ====Vowels==== | ||
Nurian shows an unusual vowel system, with rhotic vowels and a relative lack of phonemic front vowels. There is a three-way contrast between short, long and rhotic vowels. There is a considerable degree of allophony in low short and rhotic vowels. | Nurian shows an unusual vowel system, with rhotic vowels and a relative lack of phonemic front vowels. There is a three-way contrast between short, long and rhotic vowels. There is a considerable degree of allophony in low short and rhotic vowels. | ||