Ilk. final [un] became [on]; [-Cun] > [-Con]
It seems that in Ilkorin, a final [-un] developed into [-on]. The clearest example is ᴹ✶kelun > Ilk. celon (Ety/KEL). This change can also be seen in ᴹ✶ulgundō > ulgund > ulgon > Ilk. ulion (Ety/ÚLUG). Both these developments were noted by Helge Fauskanger (AL-Ilkorin/celon, ulgund). This change may be related to the syllabic development of final [n], in which a final [n] preceded by a consonant developed into [-on].
Order (06400)
| Before | 06500 | [g] became [i] between an [l] and a vowel | ᴹ✶ulgundō > ulgund > ulgon > Ilk. ulion | Ety/ÚLUG |
Phonetic Rule Elements
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Phonetic Rule Examples
| kelun > kelon | -Cun > -Con | ᴹ✶kelu+n > Ilk. celon | ✧ Ety/KEL |
| ulgun > ulgon | -Cun > -Con | ᴹ✶ulgundō > ulgund > ulgon > Ilk. ulion | ✧ Ety/ÚLUG |