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! colspan="2" |Nasal
! colspan="2" |Nasal
| '''m'''
| '''m'''
| /ɱ/
| [ɱ]
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| '''n ń''' /n/
| '''n ń''' [n]
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| '''ng''' /ŋ/
| '''ng''' [ŋ]
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!Breathy
!Breathy
| '''ph bh'''<br>// //
| '''ph bh'''<br>[] []
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|'''th dh'''<br>// //
|'''th dh'''<br>[] []
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|'''kh gh'''<br>// //
|'''kh gh'''<br>[] []
|'''qh'''<br>//
|'''qh'''<br>[]
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! Lateral
! Lateral
| '''pl bl'''<br />// //
| '''pl bl'''<br />[] []
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| '''tl dl'''<br />// //
| '''tl dl'''<br />[] []
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| '''kl gl'''<br/>// //
| '''kl gl'''<br/>[] []
| '''ql'''<br/>//
| '''ql'''<br/>[]
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! rowspan="3" |Fricative
! rowspan="3" |Fricative
!Voiceless
!Voiceless
| ph /ɸ/
| ph [ɸ]
| '''f'''
| '''f'''
| '''th''' /θ/
| '''th''' [θ]
| '''s'''
| '''s'''
| '''sh''' /ʃ/
| '''sh''' [ʃ]
| '''h''' /ç/
| '''h''' [ç]
| '''kh h''' /x/
| '''kh h''' [x]
| '''qh''' /χ/
| '''qh''' [χ]
| '''h'''
| '''h'''
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!Voiced
!Voiced
| '''w''' bh /β/
| '''w''' bh [β]
| '''v'''
| '''v'''
| '''dh''' /ð/
| '''dh''' [ð]
| '''z'''
| '''z'''
| '''zh''' /ʒ/
| '''zh''' [ʒ]
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|'''sl''' /ɬ/
|'''sl''' [ɬ]
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| '''ts''' /t͡s/
| '''ts''' [t͡s]
| '''tsh''' /t͡ʃ/
| '''tsh''' [t͡ʃ]
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| '''tsl''' /t͡ɬ/
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! colspan="2" |Trill
! colspan="2" |Trill
| pr /ʙ/
| pr [ʙ]
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| '''r ŕ''' /r/ //
| '''r ŕ''' [r] []
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The liquids ''r'' and ''l'' can appear as '''syllabic consonants''': ''tlsl'' /tˡl̩ɬ/ (shallow), ''prk'' /pr̩k/ (wagon) and ''trs'' /tr̩s/ (smith)
The liquids ''r'' and ''l'' can appear as '''syllabic consonants''': ''tlsl'' /tˡl̩ɬ/ (shallow), ''prk'' /pr̩k/ (wagon) and ''trs'' /tr̩s/ (smith)
*Vernacularly, both syllabic and obstruent-following alveolar trill ''r'' and lateral approximant ''l'' are pronounced as voiceless /r̩̊/, //, /l̩̊/ and // when in contact with only voiceless consonants: ''trs'' /tr̩̊s/ (smith) contrasting with ''trls'' /tr̩s/ (while standard /trəls/) (smiths); ''gatl'' /gɑtl̥/ (houses) whose pronunciation approaches /gɑtɬ/
*Vernacularly, both syllabic and obstruent-following alveolar trill ''r'' and lateral approximant ''l'' are pronounced as voiceless [r̩̊], [], [l̩̊] and [] when in contact with only voiceless consonants: ''trs'' [tr̩̊s] (smith) contrasting with ''trls'' [tr̩s] (while standard /trəls/) (smiths); ''gatl'' [gɑtl̥] (houses) whose pronunciation approaches [gɑtɬ]
**'''Meslatu Hirke''' made his disputed suggestion in 7:693 that a similar process had led to the birth of ''sl'' as plural indicator, when original plural ''l'' turned first into voiceless and then into ''sl'' after a word-final glottal stop, which has disappeared entirely.  
**'''Meslatu Hirke''' made his disputed suggestion in 7:693 that a similar process had led to the birth of ''sl'' as plural indicator, when original plural ''l'' turned first into voiceless and then into ''sl'' after a word-final glottal stop, which has disappeared entirely.  
*In eastern dialects, ''pr'' is realized as /ʙ/
*In eastern dialects, ''pr'' is realized as [ʙ]
*Fricatives show properties of syllabic consonants word-initially and word-finally.
*Fricatives show properties of syllabic consonants word-initially and word-finally.


Nasal /ɱ/ only appears as an allophone of nasals with labio-dental sounds /f/ and /v/. Before velar sounds (e.g. /k/) nasals turn similarly into /ŋ/.
Nasal [ɱ] only appears as an allophone of nasals with labio-dental sounds /f/ and /v/. Before velar sounds (e.g. /k/) nasals turn similarly into [ŋ].


Letter ''h'' has three allophones: /x/ appears word-finally, /ç/ with front vowels and /h/ with back vowels ''tihtóhnah'' /tiçˈtɔh.näx/ (assassinator). It's also used after consonants to indicate breathy voice.
Letter ''h'' has three allophones: [x] appears word-finally, [ç] with front vowels and [h] with back vowels ''tihtóhnah'' [tiçˈtɔh.näx] (assassinator). It's also used after consonants to indicate breathy voice.


===Vowels===
===Vowels===
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