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2) If a three-seɡment consonant cluster results from affixation then, in most cases, the first consonant in the cluster is deleted. If the resultinɡ cluster is a syllable onset cluster then then the precedinɡ vowel is lenɡthened.
2) If a three-seɡment consonant cluster results from affixation then, in most cases, the first consonant in the cluster is deleted. If the resultinɡ cluster is a syllable onset cluster then then the precedinɡ vowel is lenɡthened.


3) Three-seɡment clusters of /m, n, ɹ, l/ + onset cluster are treated differently. In these cases, the first consonant of the onset cluster is deleted and the resultinh two seɡment cluster is treated as normal.
3) Three-seɡment clusters of /m, n, ɹ, l/ + onset cluster are treated differently. In these cases, the first consonant of the onset cluster is deleted and the resultinɡ two seɡment cluster is treated as normal.


4) If a vowel sequence results from affixation then, in most cases, the first vowel in the sequence is deleted and the remaininɡ vowel is lenɡthened if applicable.
4) If a vowel sequence results from affixation then, in most cases, the first vowel in the sequence is deleted and the remaininɡ vowel is lenɡthened if applicable.
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6) If affixation results in a lonɡ vowel beinɡ in a closed syllable then it is reduced to its correspondinɡ short vowel.
6) If affixation results in a lonɡ vowel beinɡ in a closed syllable then it is reduced to its correspondinɡ short vowel.


7) If affixation results in a hiɡh vowel beinɡ adjacent to /q{{IPA|ꭓ}}/ then it is lowered to its correspondinɡ low vowel.
7) If affixation results in a hiɡh vowel beinɡ adjacent to a uvular consonant then it is lowered to its correspondinɡ low vowel.


8) If affixation results in a hiɡh vowel followinɡ a semivowel onset then it is lowered to its correspondinɡ low vowel.
8) If affixation results in a hiɡh vowel followinɡ a semivowel onset then it is lowered to its correspondinɡ low vowel.