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cr gr sgr = tɕʰ d͡ʑ (ʰ)tɕ˭

|Cr=esladid

| ''Crylú'' || || Windermere ''Crălü'' 'blessed' || || || female || *''Cremb'' (/kʰrɛmp/, abbrev. <i>Cr'</i>) = form of address for a male minor, in the past used for unmarried ma

*rC, lC > Cr, Cl

|cr'''oo'''k |cr'''ui'''se (but shorter)

|Cr=hrom

...with /l/, the voiceless trill is merged with /h/, and /r/ is eliminated in Cr- clusters.

*Cr: pr, tr, cr, kr, br, dr, gr, fr, þr, chr, sr

...that is not possible, on the first vowel (''v'''i'''a'', 'way', '''''i'''o cr'''e'''a'', 'I create'). There are a few exceptions, and the following rules

*Cr: pr, tr, tsr, cr, br, dr, gr, fr, thr, chr, sr, tsr, șr, wr

|cr'''y'''

** 0 grade often > ə-grade but Cl, Cr > Cli-, Cri-

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|cr'''ue'''l

| kr || '''kr'''eahpmi || '''cr'''uel | ʔ || crÿ'''><'''ende || uh-oh

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| cr || kr

c cm cr cl cj

|Cr=

*rC, lC > Cr, Cl | cr

...ally: /pl bl pr br tr dr ʈr ɖr kl kr/ {{angbr|''pl bl pr br tr dr ṯr ḏr cl cr''}} **Some dialects always use [Cɭ] or [Cɻ] for /Cr/.

*''pr, fr, tr, θr, cr, ngr, qr'' > ''pph, ff, tth, θθ, kkh, ng, qqh''

| cr || gr

* ''Cōmus Renis {{Smallcaps|(cr)}}''

...added again in order to break clusters; typically it was inserted into a -Cr cluster (<small>CASTRVM</small> > *castr > ''càistur'' "city", cf. <small> .../small> and <small>CR-</small>, however, consistently became ''pr-'' and ''cr-'', which means that /l/ got rhotacized there before it got lost in other p

! qr- !! gr- !! ŋhr- !! cr-

Talmic vocab needs more b's and Cr-s **Cr: br, vr, fr, dr, ðr, tr, þr, gr, cr, mr, ñr, sgr, hmr, hñr

*Cr: pr, tr, tsr, cr, br, dr, gr, fr, thr, chr, sr, tsr, șr ...nglis fĭ ĭmșășur bang ya tsăngua te gow mĭ thusăyüer chngăfi, häb nga tsip crĭrath, päd fnga frel e nam săwim, ănam hos rĭstey fĭ chlăpsür mĭ w�

|'''Cr'''<br>[[Contionary:хрьэлм#Dãterške|хрьэлм]]

cr(shr) [ʃʀ] <br>

*** hk becomes "khk" (which ends up sounding a little bit like "cr" in Fr. '''je crains'''

*XR: pl pr bl br fl fr tr dr cl cr gl gr

|c=04|''cr'' |wrd115=''crós, crósigh, crisín, crosta, crasta''

...that is not possible, on the first vowel (''v'''i'''a'', 'way', '''''i'''o cr'''e'''a'', 'I create'). There are a few exceptions, and the following rules

...er /c͡ɕʰɴ̆/ {{angbr|chl}}, as in the word ''Chlegdarim'', arose both from *cr, *cʰr and also from various simplifications after schwa syncope. The three ...spirated stops (from PMNg implosives) and retroflex consonants (from PMNg *Cr clusters).

Word-intial ⟨cr⟩ is also retained (optionally spelled as ⟨kr⟩ in Eastern Efenol). Exa ...e ⟨c⟩ is brought in contact with an ⟨r⟩ or ⟨l⟩ due to break of a preceding Cr or Cl cluster. In such cases, ⟨c⟩ undergoes rhotic mutation and becomes

In addition, while the only Cr combinations that appear in native Common words are tr and zr, Common speak

...s) undergo special saṃdhi processes if the final ''-a-'' is preceded by a -CR- cluster, where R is any sonorant.