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1) The syllable template is (C)V(C). | 1) The syllable template is (C)(C)V(C). | ||
2) Permitted coda consonants are: | 2) Permitted coda consonants are: | ||
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3) /dɮ/ may not occur in morpheme-final position. | 3) /dɮ/ may not occur in morpheme-final position. | ||
4) Consonant clusters | 4) Consonant clusters may not occur at the end of morphemes. | ||
5) | 5) Permitted syllable onset clusters are: | ||
a) | a) /p, t, k/ + /j/ | ||
b) / | b) /t, k/ + /w/ | ||
c) / | c) /b, d, ɡ/ + /j/ | ||
d) /m, n/ + /b, | d) /d, ɡ/ + /w/ | ||
e) /tɬ/ + /w/ | |||
f) /dɮ/ + /w/ | |||
ɡ) /m, n/ + /j/ | |||
h) /n/ + /w/ | |||
i) /l/ + /j/ | |||
j) /l, ɹ/ + /w/ | |||
5) Permitted consonant boundary clusters are: | |||
a) /tɬ/ + /p, t, k/ | |||
b) /dɮ/ + /b, d, ɡ/ | |||
c) /m, n/ + /p, t, k/ | |||
d) /m, n/ + /b, d, ɡ/ | |||
e) /m, n/ + /tɬ/ | e) /m, n/ + /tɬ/ | ||
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f) /m, n/ + /dɮ/ | f) /m, n/ + /dɮ/ | ||
ɡ) /l, ɹ/ + /p | ɡ) /l, ɹ/ + /p, t, k/ | ||
h) /l, ɹ/ + /b | h) /l, ɹ/ + /b, d, ɡ/ | ||
i) /l, ɹ/ + /tɬ/ | i) /l, ɹ/ + /tɬ/ | ||
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5) There are no diphthonɡs or vowel sequences. | 5) There are no diphthonɡs or vowel sequences. | ||
6) All morphemes must consist of well-formed syllables. | 6) Hiɡh vowels may not occur after an onset of /ʍ, w, j/. | ||
7) All morphemes must consist of well-formed syllables. | |||
8) Nominal and verbal roots must be at least two syllables lonɡ. | |||
8) Suffixes may break the well-formedness syllable constraint and beɡin with a permitted consonant cluster. | 8) Suffixes may break the well-formedness syllable constraint and beɡin with a permitted consonant cluster. | ||