Eastern Voþken - Revision history

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Second Wave: Category.

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	[[Category: A priori]][[Category: Voþken]][[Category: Ergative-absolutive languages]]		[[Category: A priori]][[Category: Voþken]][[Category: Ergative-absolutive languages]][[Category:Languages]]

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	*/u/ > [y] / /j/_$		*/u/ > [y] / /j/_$
	*/j/ > ∅ / _/u/		*/j/ > ∅ / _/u/

			[[Category: A priori]][[Category: Voþken]][[Category: Ergative-absolutive languages]]

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Ramanization

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	=Phonology=		=Phonology=

	==~~Ramanization~~==		==Romanization==
	The romanization was chosen with the intentions of, first, being as easy as possible to type on an American QWERTY keyboard, secondly, to be relatively close to IPA representations of phonemes, and lastly, to preserve as much of the historical orthography from its mother language. However, there is a second romanization system used with the sole intent of preserving the representation of historical spellings with there being a direct relationship to the native orthography.		The romanization was chosen with the intentions of, first, being as easy as possible to type on an American QWERTY keyboard, secondly, to be relatively close to IPA representations of phonemes, and lastly, to preserve as much of the historical orthography from its mother language. However, there is a second romanization system used with the sole intent of preserving the representation of historical spellings with there being a direct relationship to the native orthography.

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Phonology

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	=Phonology=		=Phonology=

			==Ramanization==
			The romanization was chosen with the intentions of, first, being as easy as possible to type on an American QWERTY keyboard, secondly, to be relatively close to IPA representations of phonemes, and lastly, to preserve as much of the historical orthography from its mother language. However, there is a second romanization system used with the sole intent of preserving the representation of historical spellings with there being a direct relationship to the native orthography.

	==Consonants==		==Consonants==

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Vowels

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Phonological Rules

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	*/j/ > [i] / [consonant] _#		*/j/ > [i] / [consonant] _#
	*/æ/ > [a] / _/j/$		*/æ/ > [a] / _/j/$
			*[+stop -voiced] > [+aspiration] / #_[vowel]
			*/n/ > [n̩] / [any consonant except approximants]

	===Stress===		===Stress===

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First Wave

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	=Eastern Sound Changes=		=Eastern Sound Changes=
	==First Wave==		==First Wave==
	*[+stop -voiced] > [+~~aspration~~] / #_[vowel]		*[+stop -voiced] > [+aspiration] / #_[vowel]
	*[ɛ] > [œ] / $_[w]		*[ɛ] > [œ] / $_[w]
	*/t/ > [c] / _/j/		*/t/ > [c] / _/j/
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	*/ʊ/ > [u]		*/ʊ/ > [u]
	*[ɛ] > [ə] / _[n]#		*[ɛ] > [ə] / _[n]#
			*/y/ > ∅ / [consonant] _ [consonant]

	==Second Wave==		==Second Wave==

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Phonological Rules

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Vowels

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Vowels