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Lucas Werkmeister
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I’m not aware of any statement by Tolkien to this effect, but it just seems natural to me, and the [ŋ] is at least found in the Omikhleia Sindarin dictionary [1] (e.g. entry tinc, [tˈiŋk]). Based on a similar phoneme rule in ph_english. [1]: https://www.jrrvf.com/hisweloke/sindar/index.html
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27 lines
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phoneme n
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IF nextPhW(isVelar) THEN // /n/ is velarized to /N/ when before velar stops
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ChangePhoneme(N)
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ENDIF
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CALL base1/n
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endphoneme
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phoneme aE
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vwl starttype #a endtype #e
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length 270
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FMT(vdiph/ae)
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endphoneme
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phoneme aI
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vwl starttype #a endtype #i
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length 240
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FMT(vdiph/ai)
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endphoneme
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phoneme ui
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vwl starttype #u endtype #i
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length 270
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lng
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FMT(vdiph/ui_4)
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endphoneme
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