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|Cu ===== Ce, Cu & Cór =====

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* Assimilation of ''quu'' > ''cu'', e.g. ''coquus > koku''

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| {{lang|jbo|lo vimku'a cu se stuzi ma}} <!--{{Audio|jbo-lo vimku'a ma zvati.ogg|lo vimku'a ma zvati}} | {{lang|jbo|le}} || {{lang|jbo|pa}} || {{lang|jbo|nanmu}} || {{lang|jbo|cu}} || {{lang|jbo|ninmu}}

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...lowing consonant. The "50" all make coda consonants with the small '''<tt>Cu</tt>''' version of themselves except

|c=02| cu |c=03| cu

|Cu=мѣці

| '''cu(n)''' || ''dative'' || curo; curii

| 20 || [[wiktionary:few|few]] || bôku || pôcu | 195 || [[wiktionary:dry|dry]] || sêku || sêcu

|Cu-r'u juño āh-sec-r'ūño je. |Cu-r'ūño huiu cóc, huiu xeuiad xeuiad muc'uj je.

...the ''Priv Verdh'' ("great bards") Aneirin (Cu. ''Aneyrin'') and Taliesin (Cu. ''Talyessin''), among others, composed their great works of literature. Bu * Proto-Brythonic (PBr.) */ɛː/ becomes Cu. /əi̯/, W. /oi/ (''cait'' vs. ''coed'')

...es /ka ga ku gu ko go/ are, as in most Romance languages, written '''ca ga cu gu co go'''; the sequences '''ce ge ci gi''' represent /(t)se (d)ze (t)si ( ! ''cu''<br/><small>WITH</small>