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|'''n'''ew

|'''ew''' (but longer)

|ew

|/ew/

*Short diphthongs: '''au eu iu''' /aw ew~ø iw~y/

|'''n'''ew

Diphthongs: ay aw ey ew /ɑj ɑw ɛj ɛw/

| Close || i, ey, ie || ew, i || || ui, u || ou, u

|{{IPA|/ew/}}

*ai wi aw ew iw ee øø oo = /aiː yiː auː əuː iuː ɛiː œyː əuː/ *ew = [əu]

...ite noun unless it is accompanied by an article (řoj - day; řojek - a day; ew řojek - that day). If the noun is in plural form however, I indicates a no

** '''ey''' {{IPA|ei̯}}, '''ew''' {{IPA|eu̯}}

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There are additionally four [[Diphthong|diphthongs]]: aw [aw], ew [εw], ay [aj], ey [εj], and two syllabic consonants: ll [l̩] and rr [r̩ ...ition are considered parts of diphthongs, as they only occur as ''ay ey aw ew'' and may be followed by another final consonant, as in ''skxawng'' "moron"

|ew :'''ill ew''', ''egg'', '''lla ew''', ''eggs''

Diphtongs ''au'' and ''eu'' are always pronounced as /aw/ and /ew/ respectively.

|'''n'''ew

...i'' have ''-uy''; those in ''-a'' have ''-o'', and ''-e -ê -êy'' become ''-ew, -êw, -êw''. Nasal vowels are denasalized and have ''-nu'' after them, ma

| '''(97)''' || Ẁ ẁ || ew | '''(129)''' || Ẁ ẁ || Êww êww || ew || || ڡٚ || c || [[File:Hawari Ẁ.png|20px|frameless|center]]

The PIE diphthong ''*ew'' became ''*jau'' after consonants (''*au'' before labials and ''h'') and '