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| colspan=2 | reciprocal || ea- || '''''ea'''kono'' || '''''ea'''ilo'' || ''each other's house'', ''each other's horse''

It had the following vowel clusters: '''ai au aə ae ea ei eə eu ie iə iu ua uə ui'''

| English ''m'''ea'''n''

e, o, ea, oa > e, o, iê, uô aa âa ea êa ia ya oa ôa ua (iêa, uôa > ia, ua)

| eː || ä , ää , ee , ea , é || s'''a'''ve but sometimes even longer. or t'''ea'''rdrops | iː || ii , yy , ie , ij || s'''ea''' but longer.

|sp'''ea'''k (but shorter) |m'''ea'''t (but shorter)

| -eaž | -ea

{ie,io},eo,{ea,(!ˈ)a(![V,A])} > y,ø,ɐ

{ea,ia},{eo,io} > ja,jo

...the phone [a:], and ''á'', which stands for [eɪ]. (The letter <i>a</i> in EA is pronounced [au]) ...re several letters that do not produce the sound one would expect. Since EA does not have any sort of recognized diphthongs, the letters <i>a</i> and <

|gr'''ea'''t

|'''ea'''t (short)

|'''ea'''r |'''ea'''r

...ase]] after the definite article: ''{{term|bea|'''b'''ea}}'' → ''em '''v'''ea'', ''{{term|terba|'''t'''erba}}'' → ''em '''d'''erbas''.

|l'''ea'''f (but shorter)

|English s'''ea'''

³ Before ''ea'' and ''eo'', even if there is intervening ''-w-''. | jɛ; ɛ¹ || ea || je

|'''s'''ea |'''s'''ea

|'''ea'''t (short)

As you can see Pronouns posses *io~*ii and *ea~*ie ablaut, which is retained by most of the descendants. Some sholars reco