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==Phonology (''yāṃsaśodda'')== | ==Phonology (''yāṃsaśodda'')== | ||
Dundulanyä has a moderately large, but asymmetrical, vowel inventory with six short and four long vowels, along with two diphthongs and two consonants (short and long versions of the same one) that can fill the syllable nucleus. | Dundulanyä has a moderately large, but asymmetrical, vowel inventory with six short and four long vowels, along with two diphthongs and two consonants (short and long versions of the same one) that can fill the syllable nucleus. | ||
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|+ Vowels - ''camiyāṃsai'' | |+ Vowels - ''camiyāṃsai'' | ||
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Dundulanyä has, among many points of articulations, a series of linguolabial consonants, which are common in its geographical area (in most of northern and central Lūsaṃrīte) but are otherwise extremely rare on Eventoa. | Dundulanyä has, among many points of articulations, a series of linguolabial consonants, which are common in its geographical area (in most of northern and central Lūsaṃrīte) but are otherwise extremely rare on Eventoa. | ||
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|+ Consonants - ''hīmbayāṃsai'' | |+ Consonants - ''hīmbayāṃsai'' | ||
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