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(In non-Jewish loan morphemes tenuis stops are spelled as emphatics: e.g. -אק ''-ăg'' which comes from Brythonic.) | (In non-Jewish loan morphemes tenuis stops are spelled as emphatics: e.g. -אק ''-ăg'' which comes from Brythonic.) | ||
Consonants from historical lenition in native words are always written as the appropriate Hebrew letters with rafe, as in Crackfic Trician Irish. | Consonants from historical lenition in native words are always written as the appropriate Hebrew letters with rafe. Proto-Celtic consonants lost in Old Irish are also spelled out, as in Crackfic Trician Irish. | ||
=== Punctuation === | === Punctuation === | ||