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 ====Syllable Structure====
-Syllables take on a (C/FA)V(N) structure where C represents any consonant, FA represents a fricative followed by an approximate, and N represents any consonant that is not /j/, /w/, or /ɦ/. The last consonant in a syllable should not equal the first consonant in the next syllable, and neighboring vowels are always separated with /ɦ/, except for /i/ and /ə/, which are separated with /j/.
+Wistanian has a (C/Fj/Fw)V(C) syllable structure where C represents any consonant, F represents any fricative, V represents any vowel, and N represents any consonant that is not /j/, /w/, or /ɦ/.
+Syllable onsets may be any consonant or any fricative followed by /j/ or /w/:
+* m, n, p, b, t, d, k, ɡ, v, vj, vw, z, zj, zw, ʒ, ʒj, ʒw, ɦ, ɦj, ɦw, w, r, j, l.
+Syllable nuclei may be any vowel:
+* i, e, a, ɑ, ɯ, ai̯
+Syllable coda may be any consonant that is not /j/, /w/, or /ɦ/.
+* m, n, p, t, k, b, d, ɡ, v, z, ʒ, ɾ, l
 ====Stress====