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	The term '''Third I''' (Drý-ins Í /dri ɪns i/ in Knašta)is used to describe the realization of the vowel ''í'' after ''ts'' and at the end of some words. It is called the Third I because the other two phonemes involving an "I-like" vowel (discounting dipthongs) are ''i'' /ɪ/ and ''í'' /i/.		The term '''Third I''' (Drý-ins Í /dri ɪns i/ in Knašta) is used to describe the realization of the vowel ''í'' after ''ts'' and at the end of some words. It is called the Third I because the other two phonemes involving an "I-like" vowel (discounting dipthongs) are ''i'' /ɪ/ and ''í'' /i/.

	== Location of Third I in Words ==		== Location of Third I in Words ==