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...n rv rj hj hv ht/ {{angbr|'''mp mpp nt ntt ŋk ŋkk ns nv ny ps ts ks lp lpp lt ltt lk lkk ls lm ln lv ly rp rpp rt rtt rk rkk rs rm rn rv ry hy hv ht'''}} ...'k''||''CC''||''nCC''||''lCC''||''rCC''||''mp''||''nt''||''ŋk''||''lp''||''lt''||''lk''||''rp''||''rt''||''rk''

| фешатс вегзй ||''fecats vegzī'' || fe.ʃats ve.gzɪ || phr. || music || lt. pleasant sound

sl -> s initially, lt medially

::* Incidentally, <đ> can be pronounced somewhere between [dj], [ð(j)] and [j].

The acceptable initial consonant clusters are lp, lb, lt, ld, lk, sm, sn, sw, sj, zm, zn, zv, zj, tm, kn, pn, tw, kw and dw.

/kt/, /st/, /sk/, /lt/, /lk/. .../mt/, /mk/, /mf/, /ms/, /ml/, /mj/ ; /nt/, /nk/, /nf/, /ns/, /nj/ ; /lp/, /lt/, /lk/, /lf/, /ls/, /lm/, /ln/, /lj/ ; /jp/, /jt/, /jk/, /jf/, /js/, /jm/,

h) /lt/ > /ld/ > /ll/

|''mólt, mólti-''<br/>''irḗdat, irēdati-''<br/>''gā́let, gā́leti-'' |''móltór, móltór-''<br/>''irēdátór, irēdatór-''<br/>''gā́létór, gā́letór-''

|L||lp||lt||lk||-||-||-||-||-||ll||-||lv||lj |T||pp||tt||kk||st||ht||nt||nt||nt||lt||rt||tv||tj

* ''rt''/''lt'' to ''r''/''l''

| ʏ || u , ë || c'''u'''lt

...ters are /l/ or /ɹ/ + any non-approximant consonant except /p/, including [lt] and [ɹt] word-finally. <br>

n, ne, nt, l, lt, hn, nne, ll, le, sne, nne, t, te, nt, lt, d, tt, th, nte, st, tch, dt, de, the,

...''', '''/ht/''', /ks/, '''/kst/''', /lk/, '''/lks/''', /ls/, '''/lst/''', /lt/, /ms/, '''/mst/''', /mt/, /ns/, '''/nst/''', /nt/, /ps/, '''/pst/''', /pt/

! lt | lt

...ɻg ɻm ɻɳ sp st ʂʈ sk ʂq/ {{angbr|''mp nt ṉṯ nc nq mb nd ṉḏ ng nḡ ns ṉx lp lt ḻṯ lc ḻq lb ld ḻḏ lg ḻḡ rp rt ṟṯ rc rq rb rd ṟḏ rg r�

| pt || tt ||st||kt|| nt || nt || nt||rt || lt || T | lt || ll || l

| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | ltʼ | lt'

...clusters allowed in coda are: /nk/, /lk/, /rk/, /s̺k/, /s̻k/, /ʃk/, /nt/, /lt/, /rt/, /s̺t/, /s̻t/, /ʃt/

...es) is preferred to the alternative that looks like an upscaled lowercase <ŋ> (as typically found in African orthographies, see the Wikipedia arti ...an having the bar cross both vertical strokes as in the Unicode character <Ħ> (used instead due to the lack of support for the proper variant of t

The third sound change turned <e> to <i>, <æ> to <a>, and <o> to <u> before nasals. Where class-one verbs have gemination, class-two verbs have <i>, which is a separate syllable pronounced [i]. All class-two verbs hav

lp lt lts ltɬ ɭʈʂ ɭʈ lk lkʷ lq lb ld ldz ldɮ ɭɖʐ ɭɖ lg lgʷ lɢ lpʼ ltʼ ltsʼ ltɬʼ ɭʈʂʼ ɭʈʼ lkʼ lkʷʼ lqʼ > lf lþ ls σσ <sup>B</sup>rsz Rrt

! lp, lt, lk

*-LT- (after U) and -CT- become /jt/ after stressed vowels and /tʃ/ after unstr ...th the remaining Iberian Romance languages (except Catalan in the case of -LT-).

| lt

...' become ''a'', ''eu'' become ''o'' and ''y'' becomes ''u'' before final ''lt, rt'' or ''nt''.

...n. The grapheme <ô> is used to indicate vowel length for /o:/, and <ā> for /ɑ:/.

.../mː/. Most instances of /nt/ and /rt/ also become /tː/ and /t͡sː/, while /lt/ becomes /ɬ/ without gemination). Also the /x/~/s/ alteration in Yrkyr was

...Hungarian [[:hu:gróf|gróf]], Finnish [[:fi:kreivi|kreivi]], Lithuanian [[:lt:grafas (titulas)|grafas]], Icelandic [[:is:greifi|greifi]] and Russian [[:r

...words. They come from intervocalic ''-b/w-'', ''-d/t-'', ''-g/k-'', and ''-lt-'' respectively (the modern intervocalic ''-b-'', ''-d/t-'', and ''-g/k-''

| /a:/ <ā> | /e:/ <ē>

| pt|| tt|| kt|| nt|| nt|| nt||lt|| rt||'''T'''

: ''Ltṣ.'' — Lāltaṣveyi (Eastern Plain, southern Nīmbaṇḍhāra Delta) ...., Cam. {{IPA|[ɕuŋkä]}}, Hiy. {{IPA|[ʃʉŋkä]}}, Līl., Lṭh. {{IPA|[ɕuɴqɐ]}}, Ltṣ. {{IPA|[ʃʉɴqä]}}

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:'''lp lt lk'''

* ''ñältah'' (sister; (male's) sister; sibling) → ''ñältāmita'' "siblinghood; sisterhood, brotherhood" ...'''-lt-e''' with lengthening of a stem-final vowel (more rarely simply '''-lt-e'''), with middle grade ablaut, forms nouns that generally denote tools, s

...becomes <span>[</span>tʃ<span>]</span> as in '''tjald''' <span>[</span>tʃɑlt<span>]</span> (tent)</p> ...b already ends in two different consonants such as '''-kn, -bn, -nd, -ld, -lt, -sk, -st''' or '''-rt''', as in '''att starta''' (to start), the past tens

**No, but use llt > lt and make ''-l'' more common in Naeng

||-lt- ||-lt-

* Double consonants: lb, lp, ld, lt, lg, lk, lf, lth, ls, lz, lsh, lkh, lm, ln, lng, rl, bz, ps, dz, ts, gz, ks

| → '''''-s-'''''**<br>→ '''''-lt-'''''††

...Eastern: ''meirç''), colcha ⟩ ''cëlt'' (Northern: ''cölts'', Eastern: ''çöltç''). Some Western and Central Efenol speakers may replace the resulting 'lt' and 'rt' with ⟨lth⟩ and ⟨rth⟩.