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|''m'' /m/||''bp'' /p/||''mb'' /m/||''vf'' /v/||''dt'' /t/||''nd'' /n/||''jq'' /tɕ/||''nj'' /ɲ/||''зs'' /z/||''ξx'' /ʑ/||''rsh'' /ɻ/||''gk'' /k/||''ŋg'' /ŋ/||''jch'' /tʂ/||''njh'' /ɲ/|| add ''n' '' /n/
|''m'' /m/||''bp'' /p/||''mb'' /m/||''vf'' /v/||''dt'' /t/||''nd'' /n/||''jq'' /tɕ/||''nj'' /ɲ/||''зs'' /z/||''ξx'' /ʑ/||''rsh'' /ɻ/||''gk'' /k/||''ŋg'' /ŋ/||''jch'' /tʂ/||''njh'' /ɲ/|| add ''n' '' /n/
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===Palatalization===
*e/i-palatalization
**l not affected
*ä-palatalization
*ia/io/iu-palatalization
**l softens to /j/
*soft L-palatalization
**k, t > cy
*initial vs. non-initial pal'zn
===Umlaut===
i-umlaut often operates in inflections and derivation:
o oo u uu ua > nonpalatalizing e ee i ii ia
a > somewhat palatalizing e
Generally i-umlaut is triggered by Old Eevo post-tonic -(a)e-, -(a)é-, -(a)i- and -(a)í- if there does not intervene another syllable between the root and these post-tonic vowels. There are sporadic exceptions.


==Dialectology==
==Dialectology==
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