The CBB

/p t c k/ <p t tj k> /m n ɲ ŋ/ <m n nj ng> /w ɾ l j/ <w rr l y> /i ɚ u/ <i ur u> /a a˞ ɔ/ <a ar o> Syllable structure is CV word-initially and (C)CV otherwise. Acceptable consonant clusters are restricted to the liquids /ɾ l/ plus a stop and homoorganic nasal + stop clusters. Rhotic vowels cause an ...

/p t̼ t t͡ʃ k/
/β β̼ ð j ɣ/
/m n̼ n ɲ ŋ/
/l/

/i e a o u/

Syllable structure is (C)V, with vowel-initial syllables being only found word-initially.

<múmwce>

[m̩˧b͡βẽːk˧˥] > [œ̃˧˨pɛ̃ːʔ˩˧]

[kʼəːˌkətəjˌɓəɾəwˈkətəɗəʃ] < [kʼəkˌkʰətʰəjˌpəɾəˈkʷʰətʰətəjtʰ]

<bílovúnixjeméłíjìx>

[ˈvœːlɔˌvɔːnɔˌʒenɛˌʑɛːʑɛʃ] > [ˈfœːlɔːnˌʒenɟɛːcʃ]

[kaˌketimluˈkotens] < [kãˌkətiˌwə̃ɾuˈkʷətəɾə̃ʃ]

<misèkvunèímúlíśèm>

[ˈᵐbisɯkˌvunɯhˌjimiɬˌjiɕiɸ] > [ˈbisuˌkʷuniˌçimiˌɬʲiçih]

[kɑˌkitl̩nuˈkutænt͡θ] < [kaˌkitɨlnuˈkutɛnt͡s]

<cööiè>

[hœø̯ɥ˥˩] > [hʷɛj˥˧˦]

[qəkitt͡ɬnuˈkutt͡sənt] < [qaˌkit͡ɬnuˈkut͡sant]

<brebreinç>

[ˈpʲø˩ʝʏ] > [ˈcøʏ̯˧˩]

[əʔkḭd͡ɮnuˈkṵθn̩] < [ʔəkiʔd͡ɮnuˈkuʔt͡sən]

I'm currently researching on split-ergative alignments for my project and I've come up with a new idea, not sure if naturalistic enough though. It would show animacy-based split-ergativity on nouns but pure ergativity on verbs (the language has polypersonal agreement). Noun animacy-based split-erga...

[kʼɪnnuˈkʊnd] < [kʼḭlnuˈkṵnt]

<brebreinç>

[ˈpej˩ɥi] > [ˈpɛ˩jy]

<brebreinç>

[ˈbeɪwijh] > [ˈbejyj]

[kʼinˈguð] < [kʼenuˈkod]

<breinç>

[βɾẽːh] > [wɾɛː]

[ˈk'ĩg͡butʷ] < [ˈkʲ’n̩gʷut]

<nwejnne>

[bʑĩɲtɕ] > [bzĩːs]