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A word may not end in a short vowel; it also may end in at most one consonant. There are also many complex initial clusters and sesquisyllabic words.
A word may not end in a short vowel; it also may end in at most one consonant. There are also many complex initial clusters and sesquisyllabic words.
===Rules for writing rimes===
===Rules for writing rimes===
*Following a long vowel or diphthong, the finals /p t c k m n ɲ ŋ l ʀ x/ are written as {{angbr|'''p t z k hm hn hnj hng hl hr s'''}}. The ''h'' is not used for resonant finals if the nucleus is a diphthong or '''ie''' /iː/.
*Following a long vowel or diphthong, the finals /p t c k m n ɲ ŋ l ʀ x/ are written as {{angbr|'''p t z k hm hn hnz hng hl hr s'''}}. The ''h'' is not used for resonant finals if the nucleus is a diphthong or '''ie''' /iː/.
*Following a short vowel, the finals /p t c k m n ŋ l ʀ x/ are written as {{angbr|'''pp tt zz ck mm nn nj ng ll rr ch'''}}.
*Following a short vowel, the finals /p t c k m n ŋ l ʀ x/ are written as {{angbr|'''pp tt zz ck mm nn nz ng ll rr ch'''}}.


[[Category:Naengic languages]]
[[Category:Naengic languages]]
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