Phonotactics

• Syllable Onset
  • All consonants allowed in onset as a single consonant
  • Can be an empty onset
  • Up to three consonants in the onset
    • First consonant can be any consonant except affricatives or approximates
      • / p, t, k, b, d, g, m, n, f, θ, s, h, v, ð, r, h /
    • Second consonants
      • Any non-nasal stop or fricative can be followed by an approximate or trill
        • / p, t, k, b, d, g, f, θ, s, h, v, ð, h / + / w, l, j, r /
      • / s / can also be followed by voiceless stops and voiced nasals
        • / s / + / p, t, k, m, n /
      • Any unvoiced stop except / t / can be followed by a non-glottal unvoiced fricative
        • / p, k / + / f, θ, s /
    • Third consonant
      • / s / and a non-nasal stop can be followed by an approximate or trill
        • / sp, st, sk / + / w, l, j, r /
      • Any unvoiced non-alveolar stop plus unvoiced fricative can be followed by an approximate or a trill
        • / pf, pθ, ps, kf, kθ, ks / + / w, l, j /

IPA	Bilabial	Labio­dental	Dental	Alveolar	Palatal	Velar	Glottal
Stop	p			t		k
Stop, Voiced	b			d		g
Stop, Nasal	m			n		(ŋ)
Fricative		f	θ	s		(ɣ)	h
Fricative, Voiced		v	ð
Affricative				t͡s
Approximate	w			l	j
Trill				r

• Syllable Nucleus
  • Any vowel or diphthong
• Syllable Coda
  • All consonants allowed in coda
  • Can be an empty coda

Sound Changes

• TBD

Stress

• Always on the first syllable