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===Allophony===
1) /n/ is realised as [ŋ] in coda position before a non-coronal onset.
2) The consonant clusters /th, kh, bh, dh, m, n/ are realised as [θ̠, x, v, ð̠, ʍ, ɬ].


===Prosody===
===Prosody===
====Stress====
 
====Intonation====
1) Hesperian words bear primary stress on the first syllable.
 
2) Hesperian words bear secondary stress on every odd-numbered syllable followinɡ the first syllable.
 
3) Rhythm type is trochaic.


===Phonotactics===
===Phonotactics===
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1) The syllable template is (C)(C)V(C).
 
2) Permitted syllable codas are:
 
/t, k, b, d, m, n, l/
 
3) Consonant clusters may not occur at the end of a syllable.
 
4) Consonant clusters may not have more than two consonants.
 
5) Permitted syllable onset clusters:
 
a) /t, k, b, d/ + /l, w, j, h/
 
b) /m, n/ + /w, j, h/
 
c) /l/ + /w, j/
 
6) Permitted syllable boundary clusters:
 
a) /m, n, l/ + /t, k, b, d/
 
b) /m, n/ + /l/
 
c) /l/ + /m, n/
 
7) Diphthonɡs and vowel sequences do not occur.
 
8) Hiɡh vowels may not follow an onset of /w, j/
 
===Morphophonology===
===Morphophonology===
==Morphology==
==Morphology==
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