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Indeyivroplu has quite a high level of freedom when it comes to phonotactics. There are three rules governing the scenarios where consonant clusters can break the Sonority Sequencing Principle:

# = A single syllable may contain multiple adjacent nasals, fricatives, or plosives, as long as the same phoneme (disregarding voicedness) ~~doesn’t~~ occur ~~twice~~ adjacently.

# = A single syllable may contain multiple adjacent nasals, fricatives, or plosives, as long as two of the same phoneme (disregarding voicedness) don’t occur adjacently within the syllable.

# = A glide placed directly after a nasal, fricative, or plosive when in the syllable coda will make those two consonants behave as a single unit together, but the glide cannot be followed by another consonant in that syllable.

# = Fricatives and stops are both regarded as if having the same priority ranking and therefore may be placed interchangeably in a cluster.

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 Indeyivroplu has quite a high level of freedom when it comes to phonotactics. There are three rules governing the scenarios where consonant clusters can break the Sonority Sequencing Principle:
-# = A single syllable may contain multiple adjacent nasals, fricatives, or plosives, as long as the same phoneme (disregarding voicedness) doesn’t occur twice adjacently.
+# = A single syllable may contain multiple adjacent nasals, fricatives, or plosives, as long as two of the same phoneme (disregarding voicedness) don’t occur adjacently within the syllable.
 # = A glide placed directly after a nasal, fricative, or plosive when in the syllable coda will make those two consonants behave as a single unit together, but the glide cannot be followed by another consonant in that syllable.
 # = Fricatives and stops are both regarded as if having the same priority ranking and therefore may be placed interchangeably in a cluster.