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In deliberately archaising speech, the attributive forms ''sỳt'', ''sỳn'', ''sỳs'', ''sỳm'' are pronounced /sə, sən, səs, səm/, however in ordinary speech these have all fallen together as /sə/ (/sən/ before a vowel). Likewise, the forms ''sìs'', ''sìz'' may be archaically pronounced /sʲɪs, sʲɪz/, but have fallen together as /sʲɪ/ (/sʲɪn/ before a vowel). | In deliberately archaising speech, the attributive forms ''sỳt'', ''sỳn'', ''sỳs'', ''sỳm'' are pronounced /sə, sən, səs, səm/, however in ordinary speech these have all fallen together as /sə/ (/sən/ before a vowel). | ||
Likewise, the forms ''sìs'', ''sìz'' may be archaically pronounced /sʲɪs, sʲɪz/, but have fallen together as /sʲɪ/ (/sʲɪn/ before a vowel). | |||
In very colloquial speech, the vowel may also harmonise with the following word, e.g. ''sì sìlb'' instead of ''sỳ sìlb''; this is stigmatised however. | In very colloquial speech, the vowel may also harmonise with the following word, e.g. ''sì sìlb'' instead of ''sỳ sìlb''; this is stigmatised however. | ||