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|dialects = Yerzonian, Mulish, Fanish  
|dialects = Yerzonian, Mulish, Fanish  
|script        = Toneka alphabet
|script        = Toneka alphabet
|nation        = Empire of Western Sceptre
|nation        = Empire of Sceptre
|minority = Empire of Eastern Sceptre, Negovia
|minority = Coast of Temples, Negovia
|agency        = ''Tsagadhet Keping Batom Lushan''<br>(Bureau of the Purity of the Sceptrian Language)
|agency        = ''Tsagadhet Keping Batom Lushan''<br>(Bureau of the Purity of the Sceptrian Language)
|map = Lusha_regions.jpg
|map = Lusha_regions.jpg
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| '''ph bh'''<br>/pʰ/ /bʱ/
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|'''th dh'''<br>/tʰ/ /dʱ/
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|'''kh gh'''<br>/kʰ/ /gʱ/
|'''qh'''<br>/qʰ/
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**It is possible to use liquids and approximants as '''glides''' (CLV) between the onset and the rime (ending).  
**It is possible to use liquids and approximants as '''glides''' (CLV) between the onset and the rime (ending).  
**Up to two consonants with same voicing may appear in the onset (CCV), especially fricative-plosive combinations, but never two plosives: ''stak'' (fence), ''fkos'' (nest), ''ksaru'' (guard). Affricate ''ts'' takes may be accompanied only by ''w'', ''j'', ''n'' or ''m'': ''tsma'' (doubt). Combination /sl/ has turned into /ɬ/.
**Up to two consonants with same voicing may appear in the onset (CCV), especially fricative-plosive combinations, but never two plosives: ''stak'' (fence), ''fkos'' (nest), ''ksaru'' (guard). Affricate ''ts'' takes may be accompanied only by ''w'', ''j'', ''n'' or ''m'': ''tsma'' (doubt). Combination /sl/ has turned into /ɬ/.
**Lateralization and aspiration may never appear together, and nasalized rhoticization is only found in Faanish dialect.
**Lateralization and aspiration may never appear together, and nasalized rhoticization is only found in Fanish dialect.
*'''Nucleus''' can be either a vowel or a liquid, thus CVC and CLC are also possible syllables.  
*'''Nucleus''' can be either a vowel or a liquid, thus CVC and CLC are also possible syllables.  
**Vowels (diphthongs included) may exist as a stand-alone nucleic syllable (V), mostly in the beginning or at the end of a word.  
**Vowels (diphthongs included) may exist as a stand-alone nucleic syllable (V), mostly in the beginning or at the end of a word.  
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**Close vowels (u, o, ó and i) are always nasalized between two nasals and all vowels after short ng: ''mónge'' /mɔ̃ŋẽ/ (indeed), but nasalization does not occur with open vowels and long ''ńg'': ''dothé næńgé'' /dəˈθɛˑ næŋ:ɛˑ/ (O sweaty man!).
**Close vowels (u, o, ó and i) are always nasalized between two nasals and all vowels after short ng: ''mónge'' /mɔ̃ŋẽ/ (indeed), but nasalization does not occur with open vowels and long ''ńg'': ''dothé næńgé'' /dəˈθɛˑ næŋ:ɛˑ/ (O sweaty man!).
*Rhotacization: ''or'' /ɚ/, ''ar'' /ä˞/ (compare ''oŕ'' /ər/~/r/ and ''aŕ'' /är/)  
*Rhotacization: ''or'' /ɚ/, ''ar'' /ä˞/ (compare ''oŕ'' /ər/~/r/ and ''aŕ'' /är/)  
**Nasalization does not occur simultaneously with rhoticization, except in Faanish dialect (near the border of Negovia): ''karon'' → ''karn'' /kæ̃˞/ (soup)
**Nasalization does not occur simultaneously with rhoticization, except in Fanish dialect (near the border of Negovia): ''karon'' → ''karn'' /kæ̃˞/ (soup)


===Consonant form===
===Consonant form===
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