Common Eldarin is mentioned mainly in the context of a set of phonological rules and evolutionary stages of the Elvish languages between Primitive Quendian and the later languages.
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As it happens, these different pronunciations of-can be predicted by a few phonological rules, but that is not the reason why its spelling is fixed.
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The voiced allophones of / k /, and, are common but their distribution is subject to both dialect variation and phonological rules ( and their exceptions ).
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If more phonological rules apply to the same underlying form, they can apply wholly independently of each other or in a alternations among various allophones on the surface.
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According to Lachmann's law is an example of sound law that affects " deep " phonological structure, not the surface result of phonological rules.
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Syllables are frequently said to be in " pretonic " or " post-tonic " position; certain phonological rules apply specifically to such positions.
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According to psychologist Steven Pinker, " In the comprehension of speech, the redundancy conferred by phonological rules can compensate for some of the ambiguity of the sound wave.
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Although these phonemes appear only in borrowed words, many of these words undergo regular Carolinian phonological rules, and the international segments are assigned in the same way as native speakers.
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The phonological rules which are applied when combining morphemes to a word, and when combining words to a sentence, are collectively called " sandhi " " composition ".
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In addition, their ending vowel letter may be lengthened in accordance with general phonological rules ( e . g . " Hungexpo > Hungexp�n�l " at Hungexpo ).
