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→Classical Celabrian to Standard Modern Celabrian
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====Classical Celabrian to Standard Modern Celabrian==== | ====Classical Celabrian to Standard Modern Celabrian==== | ||
a > ə / before nasal in closed syllable | a > ə / before nasal in closed syllable | ||
final unstressed -a > -ə | |||
long vowel > short | long vowel > short | ||
a; ə; e; o; u > æ; i; i; ø; y / when followed by /i/ in following syllable | a; ə; e; o; u > æ; i; i; ø; y / when followed by /i/ in following syllable | ||
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velar > palatal / before front vowel or j | velar > palatal / before front vowel or j | ||
æ; e; i; ø; y > a; ə; ə; o; u / Cʷ_ (but not v_) | æ; e; i; ø; y > a; ə; ə; o; u / Cʷ_ (but not v_) | ||
Cʷ > C | Cʷ > fC/vC / after stressed, open vowel (agrees in voicing with consonant) | ||
Cʷ > C / otherwise | |||
j > disappears / after palatal or post-alveolar consonant | j > disappears / after palatal or post-alveolar consonant | ||
v > disappears / after rounded vowel in unstressed syllables | v > disappears / after rounded vowel in unstressed syllables | ||
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mň > ň | mň > ň | ||
geminate consonant > single consonant | geminate consonant > single consonant | ||
Tr > Č | Tr > Č (in some dialects, preserved or instead > Ḱ) | ||
Kl, Tl > Ḱ | Kl, Tl > Ḱ | ||
pre-tonic vowel loss whenever possible, otherwise generally > ə (but sometimes preserved) | pre-tonic vowel loss whenever possible, otherwise generally > ə (but sometimes preserved) | ||