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Gìsułagiese:
giavvere no' ggota legałutate /dʒavˈvɛrə nəg ˈgɔta ləˌgaɰɨˈtatə/ Literally "to have not a drop of loyalty;" to be disloyal.

Next word: ante meridian; a.m.

According to the Index Diachronica, there's ø → oː in the sound changes from Proto-Turkic to Sakha, but I can't find a reference to that in the sources they give. There's also y → u in Tsakonian which IIRC is much better attested, and in Scots there's apparently øː → (j)u, (j)ʌ. Of course, with inte...

Fricatives, except for /ɬ~ɮ/, became stops It is very weird for all fricatives (or even most of them) to become stops, unconditionally . In our world, fricativelessness is an extremely uncommon areal feature confined mainly to Australia. Either make this change conditional, or exclude some more fri...

Regarding the etymology of ommer , I found a post on an asexuality forum here where someone suggests it comes from English eam , a dialectal word for "uncle," or related Germanic words like German Ohm , Dutch oom , ultimately from PG *awahaimaz and PIE *h₂éwh₂os . They also suggest an etym...

Anything with a voiced consonant would seem really odd to me; I've only heard /bɐːθs/ or a variant like [bɐːfs] etc. Same with paths /pɐːθs/, which is the only rhyming word I can think of. I would also say /kləu̯ðz/ for clothes.