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Table F.1, continued.
3. Palatal Consonants
(5) Contrasts between palatal consonants in word-initial position
a. Palatal consonants before E:
J5 J5E J5E ‘shine’
@ @E @E @E @E ‘sense’
@ @E @E @E @E ‘be straight’
5 5E 5E ‘plant’
E E E E ‘belch’
E E E E ~ ‘rain’
E E E E ‘enter’
b. Palatal consonants before A:
J5 J5AJ5AH J5AJ5AH J5AJ5AH J5AJ5AH ‘tick’
@ @A @A @A @A ‘coil’
@ @A @A @A @A ‘also’
5 5A 5A ‘heal’
A A A A ‘grovel’
A A A A ‘EMPH’
c. Palatal consonants before :
J5
@
@
5 5K 5K 5K 5K ~ 5 5 K K K K ‘scar’
d. Palatal consonants before :
J5 J5 J5 J5 J5 ‘3SG’
@
@
5 5(J=( 5(J=( 5(J=( 5(J=( ~ 5A(J=( 5A(J=( ‘intestines’
e. Palatal consonants before =:
J5 J5=(BK J5=(BK ‘smell’
@ @= @= @= @= ‘spot’
@ @= @= @= @= ‘vomit’
5 5=H= 5=H= ‘give doubt’
= = = = ‘have patience’
= = = = ‘rest’
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