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 '''Old Glommish''' is a special register of Glommish used in Glommish theater to represent very old characters.
-==Phonology==
-===Orthography===
-===Consonants===
-{|class="bluetable lightbluebg" style="text-align:center"
-|-
-|+'''Consonant phonemes'''
-!colspan="2"|
-! | Labial
-! | Dental
-! | Alveolar
-! | Velar
-|-
-!colspan="2"| Nasal
-| '''m''' {{IPA|m}}
-| '''n''' {{IPA|n}}
-|
-|
-|-
-!rowspan="2" | Stop<br/>/Affricate
-!<small>voiceless</small>
-| '''p''' {{IPA|p}}
-| '''t''' {{IPA|t}}, '''th''' {{IPA|tʰ}}
-|
-| '''k''' {{IPA|c~k}}
-|-
-!<small>voiced</small>
-| '''b''' {{IPA|b}}
-| '''d''' {{IPA|d}}
-|
-| '''g''' {{IPA|ɟ~g}}
-|-
-!colspan="2"|Fricative
-| '''f''' {{IPA|f~v}}
-|
-| '''s''' {{IPA|s~z}}
-| '''h''' {{IPA|ç~x~h}}
-|-
-!colspan=2| Resonant
-| '''w''' {{IPA|ʋ}}
-| '''r''' {{IPA|r}}
-| '''l''' {{IPA|l}}
-| '''j''' {{IPA|j}}
-|}
-All consonants except {{recon|j}} can be allophonically palatalized before front vowels (*e *ē *ö *ȫ *i *ī *ü *ǖ *eu *iu). The palatalization was still allophonic in Old Glommish but the allophonic palatalization may have been especially strong in k/g.
-*-anz, -inz, -unz > -ąz, -įz, -ųz > -ār, -īr, -ūr
-*kw, hw > p, f
-===Vowels===
-ō > ā; ā > back to ē
-Old Glommish had the following vowels:
-'''a ā e ē i ī o ȯ ō ö ȫ u ū ü ǖ au eu iu ъ y ь''' /a ɑː ɛ ɛː i iː ɔ o ɔː œ œː u uː y yː au ɛu iu ə əi ĭ/
-U-umlaut: a ā e ē i ī > o ō ö ȫ ü ǖ (from PGmc *a *ō/ā *e *ē *i *ī)
-Vowel reflexes in stressed syllables:
-a ā e ē ə̄ i ī o ō ö ȫ u ū ü ǖ au eu iu
-Þiúd'sk: > a á ia/ie iá ý i í o ó ie ié iu iú i í ó ió iú
-Ufirlandisg: > a ā ia(üe after w) iā(üē after w) ē(uō after w) i(ü after w) ī(ǖ after w) uo uō üe üē u ū ü ǖ au iau ieu
-===Prosody===
-====Stress====
-====Intonation====
-===Phonotactics===
-<!-- Explain the consonant clusters and vowel clusters that are permissible for use in the language. For example, "st" is an allowed consonant cluster in English while onset "ng" isn't. -->
-===Morphophonology===
 ==Morphology==
 === Article ===