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Table F.2: Vowel-vowel (CV1CV2) co-occurrences (cf. Chapter 2)
E E @ @ @ @ C CC C ‘whole’
E A ——
E @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ‘greens’
E ( ( ( ( @(H @(H @(H @(H ‘kindness’
E = C C C C =( =( =( =( ‘palm tree’
E K @ @ @ @ K K K K ‘great grandparent’
E = = = = >( >( >( >( ‘relative’
E I I I I @ @ C( C( C( C( ‘stoop’
A E CA( CA( CA( CA( =LKHK =LKHK‘drizzle’
=LKHK =LKHK
A A @AFA @AFA @AFA @AFA ‘fish-scale’
A ——
A @AH @AH @AH @AH ‘forget’
A = AC= AC= AC= AC= ‘talking drum’
A K FA(A(K FA(A(K FA(A(K FA(A(K ‘bat’
A FAM FAM FAM FAM ‘wither’
A JA( JA( JA( JA( ‘cough’
E JH@ JH@ JH@ JH@ ‘leech’
A =(FK =(FK =(FK =(FK =(@( =(@( =(@( =(@( A(= A(= A(= A(= ‘full moon’
>C >C >C >C ‘compound’
——
= = = = = ‘yawn’
K =LK =LK =LK =LK ‘family’
= = = = 5( 5( 5( 5( ‘support’
——
E F F F F @KLK @KLK @KLK @KLK ‘kidney’
A A(CC A(CC A(CC A(CC ‘chameleon’
(@ (@ (@ (@ H H H H ‘number’
>H >H >H >H ‘do’
= JH=A JH=A JH=A JH=A ‘directly’
K LK LK LK LK ~ KLK KLK KLK KLK ‘stomach’
F(@H F(@H F(@H F(@H ‘naked’
JH JH JH JH ‘toad’
= E C>= C>= C>= C>= ‘bone’
= A >=A >=A >=A >=A ‘one’
= =C =C =C =C ‘stick used for animal trap’
= C>=H C>=H C>=H C>=H ‘utensil’
= = >=@= >=@= >=@= >=@= ‘rock’
= K C>=>K C>=>K C>=>K ‘giddiness’
= C>=@ C>=@ C>=@ C>=@ ‘grub’
= = = = = ~ ‘sun’
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