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 David Sankoff's ''On the Rate of Replacement of Word-Meaning Relationships''
+{{phonorule|X|Y|_({ A // B })C}}
+Svele is "slavo-germanic-sounding". Its left-most syllable is stressed and lengthened while unstressed vowels are reduced.
+ktonzt
+illengred
+nagdele "sea"
+neivele "sword"
+leigeverin "heaven"
+ungrevir
+leiklisch "lizard"
+lugelpuz
+rich inventory of sibilants
+ch /ɕ/
+zh /t͡ɕ/
+sch /ʃ/
+zch /t͡ʃ/
+s /s/
+z /t͡s/
+ss /ɕʃs/
+jawess /ˈi̯aːwəɕʃs/
+svhalzche /svaːlt͡ʃə/
+vheivele /ˈvaːɪ̯fələ/
+svhalzepur
+*morphomes are by rule ultrafusional
+*vowel reduction is present
+*consonant clusters
+*segments cannot be pronounced in isolation, but fit within a specific grammatical, contextual, and lexical function influencing the whole phrase
+*every word is a phrase
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