AQ. [ø]

AQ. [ø]
A notation indicating a vanished sound, used only in phonetic rules.

References ✧ PE19/79, 83, 86, 95, 98, 102

Phonetic Development

AQ. initial [dr-], [dl-] became [r-], [l-] r- < dr- ✧ PE19/79 (dr > r; initially)
AQ. initial [dr-], [dl-] became [r-], [l-] l- < dl- ✧ PE19/79 (dl > l; initially)
AQ. [β], [ɣ] vocalized before voiced consonants āC < aɣC ✧ PE19/95 (ʒ > *V̄ø; before r, l)
Q. nasals and liquids often became syllabic after a consonant Cr > Car ✧ PE19/83 (r > ṛ > ar; after stops or aspirates); PE19/86 (pr > par); PE19/86 (tr > tar); PE19/86 (kr > kar); PE19/98 (mr > mar); PE19/98 (n-r > nar); PE19/102 (z-r > zar)
Q. nasals and liquids often became syllabic after a consonant ml > mul ✧ PE19/98 (ml > mul)

ᴹAQ. [ø]