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→Late PC to Old Celabrian
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Transcription differences without significant sound change: | Transcription differences without significant sound change: | ||
w > ʷ / C_ | <!--w > ʷ / C_--> | ||
w > v / V_V | w > v / V_V | ||
=====Old Celabrian phonology===== | =====Old Celabrian phonology===== | ||
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| '''δ''' ''d'' [d] | | '''δ''' ''d'' [d] | ||
| '''γι''' ''ǵ'' [ɟ] | | '''γι''' ''ǵ'' [ɟ] | ||
| ('''γ''' ''g'' [ɡ])<small><sup>2</sup></small>,<br /> '''ϝ''' ''gʷ'' [ɡʷ]<small><sup>3</sup></small> | | ('''γ''' ''g'' [ɡ])<small><sup>2</sup></small>,<br /> '''ϝ''' ''gʷ'' [ɡʷ]<!--small><sup>3</sup></small--> | ||
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<small><sup>2</sup></small> Allophone of ''ɣ'' adjacent to nasals. | <small><sup>2</sup></small> Allophone of ''ɣ'' adjacent to nasals. | ||
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<small><sup>3</sup></small> All consonants can be labialized, but only ''gʷ'' is treated as an independent phoneme. | <small><sup>3</sup></small> All consonants can be labialized, but only ''gʷ'' is treated as an independent phoneme.--> | ||
====Old Celabrian to Classical Celabrian==== | ====Old Celabrian to Classical Celabrian==== | ||