Phonotactics

• Syllable Onset
  • All consonants allowed in onset
  • Can be an empty onset
  • In two consonant onsets
    • First consonant in a cluster cannot be an approximate or trill or / h /
      • / t, k, m, n, f, θ, s, ʃ /
    • Second consonant in a cluster cannot be an fricative and has the following constraints:
      • Any first consonant can be followed by a non-lateral approximate: / t, k, m, n, f, θ, s, ʃ / + / w, ɹ, j /
      • Any unvoiced stop or non-dental fricative can be followed by a lateral approximate: / t, k, f, s, ʃ / + /l/
      • /s, ʃ / plus any stop: /s/ + / t, k, m, n /
  • Third consonant in a cluster can follow a stop that follows / s, ʃ /: / s, ʃ / + / t, k, m, n / + / w, r, j /
• Syllable Nucleus
  • Any vowel or diphthong
• Syllable Coda
  • No coda allowed

IPA	Bi-lab	Lab-den	Den	Alv	Post-Alv	Pal / Vel	Glot
	Lab	Lab	Cor	Cor	Cor	Dor	Glot
Stop, unvoiced				t		k
Stop, voiced
Stop, nasal	m			n
Trill				r
Fricative		f	θ	s	ʃ		h
Approximant	w			ɹ		j
Approximant, lat				l

Sound Changes

• TBD

Stress

• Stress is indicated with a falling tone, high to low
• One syllable words - stress on the first syllable
• Two syllable words - stress on the first syllable
• Three + syllable words - stress on the penultimate syllable