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===Sound Change===
===Sound Change===


There exists four general rules of sound change in '''Eḥeiθymme''', two of which involve the mutation of consonants, one of which involves a harmonization of the vowels in a word, and one that turns consonants into vowels.
There exists three general rules of sound change in '''Eḥeiθymme''', one of which involves the mutation of consonants, one of which involves a harmonization of the vowels in a word, and one that turns consonants into vowels.


'''1. The consonant moves to its fricative counterpart in the environment that it follows a front vowel.'''
'''1. The consonant moves to its fricative counterpart in the environment that it follows a front vowel.'''
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* h → ḥ = ç
* h → ḥ = ç


'''2. The consonant moves to its voiced counterpart in the environment that it follows an appropriate nasal.'''
'''2. If a close, front, unrounded vowel exists anywhere in the word, then the close, back vowel becomes the close, front, rounded vowel, and the open, back vowel becomes the mid, front, unrounded vowel.'''
 
* t → d / n_
* p → b / m_
* k → g / n_
 
'''3. If a close, front, unrounded vowel exists anywhere in the word, then the close, back vowel becomes the close, front, rounded vowel, and the open, back vowel becomes the mid, front, unrounded vowel.'''


* u → y / ...i...
* u → y / ...i...
* a → e / ...i...
* a → e / ...i...


'''4. A semi-vowel becomes its vowel counterpart in the environment that it preceeds immediately a non-semi-vowel consonant.'''
'''3. A semi-vowel becomes its vowel counterpart in the environment that it preceeds immediately a non-semi-vowel consonant.'''


* j → i / _C
* j → i / _C
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