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* All neuter singular nouns, preceded by the neuter singular definite article, ''atha''. | * All neuter singular nouns, preceded by the neuter singular definite article, ''atha''. | ||
* Stressed monosyllabic words that end in a vowel, examples include ''giâ'', ''þû'', ''fiê'', ''piê'', etc. | * Stressed monosyllabic words that end in a vowel, examples include ''giâ'', ''þû'', ''fiê'', ''piê'', etc. | ||
* The prepositions ''a'', ''a'', and the conjunctions ''au'', ''e'', ''né''. | * The prepositions ''a'', ''a'', ''da'', and the conjunctions ''au'', ''e'', ''né''. | ||
* The first person singular conjugated forms ''stô'', ''gô'' and other monosyllabic irregular verbs such as ''chiô''. | * The first person singular conjugated forms ''stô'', ''gô'' and other monosyllabic irregular verbs such as ''chiô''. | ||
* The proximal demonstrative pronouns in the following forms: su, sa, þatha, þo, þa, þammo, þe. | * The proximal demonstrative pronouns in the following forms: su, sa, þatha, þo, þa, þammo, þe. | ||
* all polysyllables stressed on the final vowel ([[w:Oxytone|oxytones]]). | * all polysyllables stressed on the final vowel ([[w:Oxytone|oxytones]]). | ||
Examples include: | |||
* ''Vino au | * ''Vino au vvadne?'' (wine or water?). | ||
* ''Vino au mmeluco?'' (wine or milk?). | * ''Vino au mmeluco?'' (wine or milk?). | ||
* ''Stô bbene'' (I am well). | * ''Stô bbene'' (I am well). | ||
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* Voiced and unvoiced pairs of the same consonant, for example [[w:Voiceless dental fricative|/θ/]] and [[w:Voiced dental fricative|/ð/]]. | * Voiced and unvoiced pairs of the same consonant, for example [[w:Voiceless dental fricative|/θ/]] and [[w:Voiced dental fricative|/ð/]]. | ||
* Two consonants of the same manner, fricatives or nasals for example. | * Two consonants of the same manner, fricatives or nasals for example. | ||
** However, the two must be either voiced or voiceless. | |||
Examples include: | Examples include: | ||