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/t tʰ/ has great variation independently ranging from dental to post-alveolar, while they become [[w:Unvoiced dental fricative|devoiced dental fricatives]] /ð̥/ in coda positions; /t/ can also become [[w:Implosive consonant|implosive]] /ɗ̥/ word-intially.
/t tʰ/ has great variation independently ranging from dental to post-alveolar, while they become [[w:Unvoiced dental fricative|devoiced dental fricatives]] /ð̥/ in coda positions; /t/ can also become [[w:Implosive consonant|implosive]] /ɗ̥/ word-intially.


/ɹ/ is often heavily fricativised; as such, it is sometimes analysed as some form of a voiced fricative /ʒ/.
/ɹ/ is often heavily fricated; as such, it is sometimes analysed as some form of a voiced fricative /ʒ/.


/β/ is an allophone of /pʰ/ after /ə/ or /k x/.
/β/ is an allophone of /pʰ/ after /ə/ or /k x/.
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/ʎ/ and /w/ are in complementary distribution and allophones of /l/; /ʎ/ appears word-initially while /w/ appears word-finally. /ʎ̥/ is a separate phoneme represented by the digraph ⟨lh⟩, derived from fricative-lateral clusters that were more common in Proto-Ontic; compare Ingdikh '''''lh'''okh'' [[Help:IPA|[ʎ̥ʊx]]] "limb" and [[Minurese]] '''''sḷ'''ofy'' [[Help:IPA|[ˈsɭo.ɸɘ]]] "many-handed; many-legged".
/ʎ/ and /w/ are in complementary distribution and allophones of /l/; /ʎ/ appears word-initially while /w/ appears word-finally. /ʎ̥/ is a separate phoneme represented by the digraph ⟨lh⟩, derived from fricative-lateral clusters that were more common in Proto-Ontic; compare Ingdikh '''''lh'''okh'' [[Help:IPA|[ʎ̥ʊx]]] "limb" and [[Minurese]] '''''sḷ'''ofy'' [[Help:IPA|[ˈsɭo.ɸɘ]]] "many-handed; many-legged".


It has also been noted that /ʎ̥/ is also often slightly fricativised; not to the extent of /ɹ/, but nevertheless noticeably so. As such, the phoneme has sometimes been analysed as /ɬ/, /ɬʲ/, or /ɬ̟/.
It has also been noted that /ʎ̥/ is also often slightly fricated; not to the extent of /ɹ/, but nevertheless noticeably so. As such, the phoneme has sometimes been analysed as /ɬ/, /ɬʲ/, or /ɬ̟/.


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