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The only final plosive that occurs on syllables with this tone is [k]. This tone letter is thus restricted to the sequences aˮ, amˮ, anˮ, angˮ, agˮ (and similarly for other vowels).
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High tone is written ⟨ʼ⟩ with a final plosive, including the otherwise unwritten glottal stop. The possibilities are thus aˮ, amˮ, anˮ, angˮ, abʼ, adʼ, agʼ, aʼ (and similarly for other vowels).
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Usually marks instances of the glottal stop /ʔ/ that either do not participate in any alternation, or alternate with the oral stop д (d°) /d/, in contrast with the letter ʼ. Often transcribed q in scholarly sources. In some words the letter is silent and is used to indicate word-final consonants that are not followed by an unwritten schwa.
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