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**Differs from Spanish.
**Differs from Spanish.
**E.g. HOMINE(M) > ''weme'' /ˈweme/ "man" (Catalan, Asturian, Galician ''home'', Portuguese ''homem'' vs Spanish, Aragonese ''hombre'')
**E.g. HOMINE(M) > ''weme'' /ˈweme/ "man" (Catalan, Asturian, Galician ''home'', Portuguese ''homem'' vs Spanish, Aragonese ''hombre'')
:::NOMEN > ''nueme'' /ˈnweme/ "name" (Galician/Portuguese ''nome'', Catalan, Aragonese ''nom'', Asturian ''ñome'' vs Spanish ''nombre'')
*Palatalization of -X-, -PS-, -SC- (the latter before front vowels) to /ʃ/.
*Palatalization of -X-, -PS-, -SC- (the latter before front vowels) to /ʃ/.
**Differs from Spanish.
**Differs from Spanish.
**E.g. COXA > ''cuexa'' /ˈkweʃa/ "thigh" (Catalan, Aragonese ''cuixa'', Galician/Portuguese ''coxa'', Mirandese ''coixa'' vs Spanish ''cuja'')
*Preservation of initial CL-, FL-, PL-.
*Preservation of initial CL-, FL-, PL-.
**Shared with Catalan.
**Shared with Catalan and Aragonese.
**E.g. CLAMARE > ''clamar'' /klaˈmaɾ/ "to call" (Catalan, Aragonese ''clamar'' vs Spanish, Asturian ''llamar'', Galician/Portuguese ''chamar''
*Preservation of intervocalic -T-, -P-, -C-.
*Preservation of intervocalic -T-, -P-, -C-.
**Shared with some Aragonese dialects.
**Shared with some Aragonese dialects.
**E.g. *SAPĒRE > ''saper'' /saˈpeɾ/ "to know" (Central Aragonese ''saper'' vs Catalan, Spanish, Galician/Portuguese, Asturian ''saber'')
*Insertion of (or, in some cases, preservation of) /j/ before or after a front vowel to avoid hiatus.
*Insertion of (or, in some cases, preservation of) /j/ before or after a front vowel to avoid hiatus.
**Shared with Aragonese and some varieties of Astur-Leonese.
**Shared with Aragonese and some varieties of Astur-Leonese.
**E.g. CADERE > ''cayer'' /kaˈjeɾ/ "to fall" (Asturian, Aragonese ''cayer'' vs Spanish, Galician ''caer'', Portuguese ''cair'')
*Dropping of final -U(M) in many environments.
*Dropping of final -U(M) in many environments.
**Shared with Catalan.
**Shared with Catalan.
**E.g. CATTU(M) > ''gat'' /ɡat/ "cat" (Catalan ''gat'' vs Asturian ''gatu'', Spanish, Galician/Portuguese ''gato'')
*Preservation of non-dropped final -U(M) as /u/.
*Preservation of non-dropped final -U(M) as /u/.
**Shared with Astur-Leonese and Portuguese (though it is likely a secondary development in the latter).
**Shared with Astur-Leonese and Portuguese (though it is likely a secondary development in the latter).
**E.g.
*Dropping of final -E(M) in many environments.
*Dropping of final -E(M) in many environments.
**Shared with Aragonese, Catalan, and (to some extent) Spanish.
**Shared with Aragonese, Catalan, and (to some extent) Spanish.
**E.g. GRANDE(M) > ''grand'' /ɡɾan/ "big" (Aragonese ''gran'' vs Spanish, Aragonese, Galician/Portuguese ''grande'')
*Preservation of voiced fricatives/affricates.
*Preservation of voiced fricatives/affricates.
**Shared with Catalan, Portuguese, and Mirandese.
**Shared with Catalan, Portuguese, and Mirandese.
**E.g. UNDECI(M) > ''onge'' /ˈondʒe/ "eleven" (Catalan, Portuguese, Mirandese ''onze'' vs Aragonese, Asturian, Spanish ''once'')
*Preservation of the distinction between /b/ and /v/.
*Preservation of the distinction between /b/ and /v/.
**Shared with some varieties of Catalan and most varieties of Portuguese.
**Shared with some varieties of Catalan and most varieties of Portuguese.
**E.g. HABĒRE > ''aver'' /aˈveɾ/ "to have" (Portuguese, Catalan ''haver'' vs Spanish, Asturian, Aragonese, Galician ''haber'')
*The following features are unique to Essanian among the Iberian Romance languages:
*The following features are unique to Essanian among the Iberian Romance languages:
**-ST- becomes /θ/.
**-ST- becomes /θ/.
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