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| * Ayn and ghayn are still merged, as well as ħ and x. | | * Ayn and ghayn are still merged, as well as ħ and x. |
| * Qamatz is always /a/ as in Sephardi the and Palestinian traditions. | | * Qamatz is always /a/ as in Sephardi the and Palestinian traditions. |
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| == Hyper-Israeli ==
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| This reading tradition is used by a sect of Karaite Jews.
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| Like our Israeli Hebrew, but:
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| * Hyper-Israeli reflects Hyper-TibH ''o'' (and qamatz qatan) as /ʌ̹/, Hyper-TibH ''ů'' as /u̠/, and Hyper-TibH ''u'' as /u̟/. (These vowels resemble Seoul Korean ''eo'', ''o'', and ''u'' respectively.)
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| * PSem *H is reflected as a uvular fricative (merging with lenited kaf) and PSem *x is voiceless sje.
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| * Non-prevocalic V + ayin sequences are reflected as nasal vowels or nasal vowel offglides: ארבע /aʁbɑ̃/ '4'.
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| * Proto-Semitic ð became ''ž'', as in זימר ''žimer'' 'he overpowered', as opposed to זימר ''zimer'' 'he sang'.
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| ==Comparison== | | ==Comparison== |