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The English name ''Essanian'' is derived from Medieval Latin ''Essanianus'', a Latinization of Middle Essanian ''exanyán''.
The English name ''Essanian'' is derived from Medieval Latin ''Essanianus'', a Latinization of Middle Essanian ''exanyán''.
===Features===
====Phonological====
*I- (before vowels), G- (before front vowels) become /dʒ ~ ʒ/.
**Shared with Catalan and Portuguese.
*Diphthongization of Ŏ & Ĕ to /we/ and /je/.
**Shared with Aragonese, Astur-Leonese, Spanish (except before yod),Catalan (only before yod).
*Preservation of initial F-.
**Differs from Spanish and some varieties of Astur-Leonese.
*Preservation of initial L-.
**Differs from Astur-Leonese and Catalan.
*Preservation of initial N-.
**Differs from some varieties of Astur-Leonese.
*Preservation of intervocalic -L- and -N-.
**Differs from Galician and Portuguese.
*Monophthongization of falling diphthongs.
**Shared with Spanish, Catalan, and some varieties of Astur-Leonese.
*-LT- (after U) and -CT- become /jt/ after stressed vowels and /tʃ/ after unstressed vowels.
**The outcome after unstressed vowels is shared with Spanish and some varieties of Astur-Leonese, while the outcome after stressed vowels is shared with the remaining Iberian Romance languages.
*Palatalization of -Lj-, -C'L-, -T'L-, -G'L- to /ʎ/.
**Differs from Spanish and some varieties of Astur-Leonese.
*Palatalization of -LL- to /ʎ/.
**Differs from Portuguese and Galician.
*Palatalization of -NN- to /ɲ/.
**Differs from Portuguese and Galician.
*-M'N- becomes /m/.
**Differs from Spanish.
*Palatalization of -X-, -PS-, -SCj- to /ʃ/.
**Differs from Spanish.
*Preservation of CL-, FL-, PL-.
**Shared with Catalan.
*Preservation of intervocalic -T-, -P-, -C-.
**Shared with some Aragonese dialects.
*The following features are unique to Essanian among the Iberian Romance languages:
**-ST- becomes /θ/.
**-SC- and -SP- become /ʃ/.
**Palatalization of C before front vowels to /tʃ/.
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