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: ''köndegura'' "mountain road", ([[Kuyugwazian|Kŭy.]] ''köndŭgŭr'' >) Kŭyŭgwaž Chl. /køndeɡuʀä/ [køndeɡuʀä] | : ''köndegura'' "mountain road", ([[Kuyugwazian|Kŭy.]] ''köndŭgŭr'' >) Kŭyŭgwaž Chl. /køndeɡuʀä/ [køndeɡuʀä] | ||
: ''nüvka'' (typical Kŭyŭgwaž dish), ([[Kuyugwazian|Kŭy.]] ''nüvŭk'' >) Kŭyŭgwaž Chl. /nyʋkä/ [nyʏ̯kä~nyːkä~nywkä~nyfkä], cf. ''nivka'' /niʋkä/ for the same dish in Chlouvānem as spoken in the Inquisition. | : ''nüvka'' (typical Kŭyŭgwaž dish), ([[Kuyugwazian|Kŭy.]] ''nüvŭk'' >) Kŭyŭgwaž Chl. /nyʋkä/ [nyʏ̯kä~nyːkä~nywkä~nyfkä], cf. ''nivka'' /niʋkä/ for the same dish in Chlouvānem as spoken in the Inquisition. | ||
Rounded front vowels were present in the unattested Pre-Chlouvānem and later unrounded before recorded history, but a later change resulted into some dialects of pre-Classical Chlouvānem (including Lūlunīkami, but not the one that became the modern standard) having phonemic /y yː ø øː/ and possibly /œʏ̯/ as the result of Proto-Lahob *ɨ *ɨː *aɨ̯ *aːɨ̯. These dialects therefore had a regular ''ü-ablaut'' sequence '''ü'''/'''ǖ''' - '''ö'''/'''ȫ''' - ''*öu''~''*au''~''*ȫ'' in place of the Standard Chlouvānem roots with ''u>i-ablaut'' '''u'''/'''ū''' - '''i'''/'''ī''' - '''au'''. This is easily seen in the stems for the PLB root *pʰɨʕəd-, ''ħuld-'' "to play" in Standard Chlouvānem: | |||
: Standard Chl.: ''ħuld-'' (infinitive/past - base grade), ''ħild-'' (present - middle grade), ''ħauld·ild-'' (causative - strong grade) | |||
: Pre-Classical Lūl.: ''füld-'', ''föld-'', *föuld·ild- | |||
===Nasalized vowels=== | ===Nasalized vowels=== |
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