Consonant mutation in Dworam (OLD)
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How consonants change depending on their environment in Dworam
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Consonant | Standard | Mutated |
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c | /t͡s/ | /d͡z/ |
č | /t͡ɕ/ | /d͡ʑ/ |
h | /x/ | /ɣ/ |
k | /k/ | /g/ |
p | /p/ | /b/ |
s | /s/ | /z/ |
š | /ɕ/ | /ʑ/ |
t | /t/ | /d/ |
v | /f/ | /v/ |
However, these consonant mutation rules only apply to Plains Dworam (OLD) and Mountain Dworam (OLD), with Coastal Dworam (OLD)'s mutable consonants without an aspirated equivalent (e.g. [c], [h], [v]) all matching their standard, unmutated form in other Dworam (OLD) dialects, and its mutable consonants with aspirated equivalents ([p], [t], [k]) all being their mutated form.
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