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[n] > [l] before resonants

[’ljɛ:.^ŋkaː]
liégcá
"wolf; (obs. or regional) she wolf"

[x h] merge to [h] in most cases, but to [ç] before i , and [f] before rounded vowels (also orthographic simplification): ['zes 'hei̯ 'nei̯ 'dei̯ nar͜ 'ei̯] Zés hé né dé nar é ['he.ɲo.na 'tɕe.çi 'jou̯ 'hei̯ na 'fou̯ ʑo.mi] héniónar tiéhi ió hé nar hó riómi ['mei̯ 'ne.mi zu 'me.ma ʑo.mi na 'fou̯ 'nou...

Does anyone else struggle with coming up with a word for something which sounds right? I know we can simply come up with roots and derivations and apply them arbitrarily and build a lexicon fairly quickly; but for me, I too often think "but that doesn't sound like 'grass' to me"; or "...

Vowel nasalisation transfers as prenasalisation onto consonants:
[’nje:.^ŋkaː]
niégca
"she wolf"

Coda velar stops liquidise:

[’njɛ:j.kaŋ]
niéccan
"she wolf"

That is quite the troll orthography, isn't it?

Tone lost in unstressed syllables:

[nœ’θæ̂ː]
nyœthræ⁴²

Stress shifts to the heaviest syllable:

[nœ̄’ʂʰæ̂ː]
nyœ³thræ⁴²
'bystander'

Vowels lengthen with rising-falling tone:

[’njœ̄.ʂʰæ̂ː]
nyœ³thræ⁴²
'bystander'

Postconsonantal [l] > [j]

[’njœ̋.ʃkɹæ̋ˀ]
dlœ⁵scræ’⁵
'witness'

Vowels lengthen before voiced consonants:

[ˈʝaːj]
Gláj

Disaffrication:

[ˈʝeç]
Glejgre

Vowel length shifts to offglide closure:

[ˈʝej.c͡çɛ]
Glejgräd

Geminate fricatives become affricates

[ˈ^ɟʎeː.c͡çɛ]
Lägräd

[x] > [ç] before or after front vowels.

[ˈʎeː.ç:ɛ]
Lägräd

PIE consonant shift, but with fricatives:

[ˈʎɘːx:ɛ]
Lägräd

Breaking of [ɛ:] > [jɘː] before geminates and coda consonants

[ˈljɘːχ:ɛ]
Lägräd

A suppressed final consonant is written singularly, a pronounced one is written doubled, except final -z when always pronounced is -z, and when suppressed is -s. A very neat solution, and one I hadn’t thought of myself. Thank you. I know a bit of French at least (I sometimes get confused with Ryuus...

/fʁɑ̃sɛ/ /m n ɲ (ŋ)/ m n nh ng /p t k/ p t c /b d ɡ/ b d g /f s ʃ/ f s ş /v z ʒ/ v z j /ʁ l j ɥ w/ r l i+V iu+V u+V A suppressed final consonant is written singularly, a pronounced one is written doubled, except final -z when always pronounced is -z, and when suppressed is -s. (Since I think I know...

Unrounding of front rounded vowels:

[ˈlɛ:qχɛ]
Lägräd