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After a homorganic nasal, unaspirated plosives become voiced after a homorganic nasal and aspirated plosives lose aspiration. | After a homorganic nasal, unaspirated plosives become voiced after a homorganic nasal and aspirated plosives lose aspiration. | ||
Unaspirated plosives lenite to fricatives after a vowel or (except for /d̥/ which becomes voiced instead) after a lateral or rhotic consonant. | Unaspirated plosives lenite to voiced fricatives after a vowel or (except for /d̥/ which becomes voiced instead) after a lateral or rhotic consonant. | ||
A rhotic consonant is a tap after vowels, otherwise a trill. | A rhotic consonant is a tap after vowels, otherwise a trill. | ||