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! Dūy min Kirmast "Salmon Speaker" | ! Dūy min Kirmast "Salmon Speaker" | ||
| Hittaħm, Iskamharat, Tuhattam, Perim-Sin, Ruyāya Prefectures; <br/> | | Hittaħm, Iskamharat, Tuhattam, Perim-Sin, Attum Attar, Yikkam min Akk, Ruyāya Prefectures; <br/> | ||
Iyyūmi (Salmon Speaker suburb in NCR, approx 80%) | Iyyūmi (Salmon Speaker suburb in NCR, approx 80%) | ||
| Fossilized suffix ''-ūy'' preserved; | | Fossilized suffix ''-ūy'' preserved; | ||
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! Hašlua min Kirmast "Wolf Speaker" | ! Hašlua min Kirmast "Wolf Speaker" | ||
| Ešked | | North Central, and Southern Kilmay Rī Mountains, Ešked, Tayyagur, Raqwar, Tabuk Prefectures; Ehar Township | ||
| Fossilized suffix ''-ūy'' preserved; | | Fossilized suffix ''-ūy'' preserved; | ||
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Preponderance of fossilized suffix ''-bat'' and allomorphs ''-mbat'', ''-umbat'' | Preponderance of fossilized suffix ''-bat'' and allomorphs ''-mbat'', ''-umbat'' | ||
Phonemes /q/ and /χ/ appear in words of Seal Speaker origin. | Phonemes /q/ and /χ/ appear in words of Seal Speaker origin, particularly in the northwestern portion of the ''karak'', now spreading apparently as a sound shift in words of Common and Salmonic origin. | ||
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