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===Lenition=== | |||
Lenition refers to a change in a [[consonant]] to a weaker, softer use (for the language), | |||
where this strength refers to the degree of significance it has in the language's [[phone]] set / [[diphone]] structure. | where this strength refers to the degree of significance it has in the language's [[phone]] set / [[diphone]] structure. | ||
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===Fortition=== | |||
===Elision=== | |||
===Epentesis=== | |||
===Metathesis=== | |||
===Assimilation=== | |||
===Dissimilation=== | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
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