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* In the XIII century most final consonants fell out.
* In the XIII century most final consonants fell out.
* Nasalization of short vowels happened after fricatives. These short nasal vowels than merged with the long ones in all dialects except Southern.
* Nasalization of short vowels happened after fricatives. These short nasal vowels than merged with the long ones in all dialects except Southern.
* In the late XIVth century the process called the iotation happened resulting in new palatal phonemes.
 
In the late XIVth century the process called the iotation happened resulting in new palatal phonemes.
* *tj, *dj, *lj, *nj, *rj > */tʲ/, */dʲ/, */lʲ/, */nʲ/, */rʲ/
* *sj, *zj, čj, džj > */sʲ/, */zʲ/, */t͡sʲ/, */d͡zʲ/
* *stj, *zdj > *šť, *žď
* *škj, žgj > *sk, *zg or *šk, *žg in Western dialects.
* *škj, žgj > *č, *dž in Southern dialects.
* *č, *dž > *c /t͡s/, *dz /d͡z/. Did not occure in extinct Southern dialects.
* *škj, žgj > */t͡ʃ/, */d͡ʒ/ in Eastern dialects.
* */ɕ/ > /ʆ/
* *ao (probably /ɑɔ̯/) > *å /ɔː/
In the XVth century final long vowels shortened. This is the time when final *e dropped in non-Western dialects.
* [i], [u] > [ɪ], [ʊ]
* Final *i drops in extinct Southern dialects and Ežerina
* *s, *z, *c, *dz > *š, *ž, *č, *dž before high front vowels. Does not occure in Western dialects.
* *s, *z, *c, *dz > *š, *ž, *č, *dž before open-mid front vowels. Only in Southern dialects.
* *au, *ei > *ō /oː/, ẹ /eː/
* *ai > *ei in Eastern dialect.
* *a > *o /ɔ/ under short and long circumflex accent in Eastern dialects.
* */ʆ/, */ʃ/ > /ʃ/
* /sʲ/, /zʲ/, /t͡sʲ/, /d͡zʲ/ > /ʃ/, /ʒ/, /t͡ʃ/, /d͡ʒ/ before front vowels in Western and Central dialects.
* */tʲ/, */dʲ/, */lʲ/, */nʲ/ > /c/, /ɟ/, /ʎ/, /ɲ/
* *ą̄, *ą, *ę̄, *ę > ą, ę, everywhere except Southern dialects.
* *ą̄, *ę̄ > ā, iā in Southen dialects.
* *a > *å before velar consonants in Central and Cenral-Eastern dialects.
* *a > *å before *v
* *vå > *å in South-Western and Southern dialects.
* /f/ appears as a phoneme in borrowings.
* */c/, */ɟ/ > /t͡ɕ/, /d͡ʑ/ in Southern and Eastern dialects.
* *šť, *žď, > *č, *dž in Southern and Eastern dialects.
In the XVIIth century the rest short vowels before nasal consonants became nasal. This did not happen in Western dialects.
===To modern Pomorian===
During the modern period Pomorian vowels underwent a major shift resulting in modern vowel system.
* *ō, *ẹ > uo, ie. Did not happen with *ō in Eastern dialects.
* *ā, *ē > o /oː/, ė /eː/. Did not happen in Eastern dialects.
* *ovo > uo
* *į, *ų > (j)ie, (v)uo in some Northern dialects including Hel dialect.
* *ēi, *āu > ei, au everywhere, except Eastern dialects.
* *ei, *ie, *au, *uo > jei, jei, vau, vuo word initially in North-Western dialects.
* *ie > ī in Eastern dialects.
* *ēi, *āu > ie, uo in Eastern dialects. This also applies to *o in loanwords.
* i, *ī > y /ɨ/, ȳ /ɨː/ before dental stops, affricates and fricatives in Southern and Eastern dialects.
* *e > a before dental stops, affricates and fricatives in Eastern dialects.
* *ū > *yu /ɨʊ/ in some South-Eastern dialects.
* *ū > *ui /uɨ̯/ after labial consonants in Central and under a long circumflex in Eastern dialects.
* *il > *yu /ɨʊ/ in Eatern dialects.
* */uɨ̯/ > /ɨʊ/ in Eatern dialects.
* */rʲ/ > /r/ in Southern, South-Western and Ežerina
* *i, *ī > y /ɨ/, ȳ /ɨː/ before *r in Southern, South-Western and Ežerina
* *x > h
* /sʲ/, /zʲ/, /t͡sʲ/, /d͡zʲ/ > /ɕ/, /ʑ/, /t͡ɕ/, /d͡ʑ/ in Western and Southern dialects.
* Palatal consonants become dental in Northern dialects.
* *u, *a > *ü, *ö > *i, *e near front vowels in Hel dialect, when unstressed.
* *a, *å > oa under circumflex accent in Northern dialects.
* *e > ea under circumflex accent in Northern dialects except Hel.


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