Dn + Tm + Tn is a case of regressive partial assimilation, affecting the manner of

producing noise, resulting in nasal loss of plosion.

St + Sk + Sp is a case of progressive partial assimilation, affecting the manner of

producing noise resulting in loss of aspiration.

Tr is a case of reciprocal partial assimilation, affecting the place of articulation,

resulting in post-alveolar allophone of the alveolar \t\ when followed by the post-
alveolar \r\.

Kl + Bl + Gl + Dl + Pl is a case of regressive partial assimilation, affecting the

manner of producing noise, resulting in lateral plosion.

Fr + Pr is a case of progressive partial assimilation, affecting the work of vocal

cords, resulting in partially devoiced allophone of \r\ when preceded by \f\.

Tt + Pg + Kg + Dp is a case of regressive partial assimilation, affecting the manner

of producing noise, resulting in loss of plosion.

kʃ is a case of regressive partial assimilation, affecting the work of vocal cords,

resulting in fricative plosion. ????

Nθ is a case of regressive partial assimilation, affecting the place of articulation

resulting in dental allophone of the alveolar \n\ when followed by \θ\.

Nð + Lð is a case of regressive partial assimilation, affecting the place of

articulation resulting in dental allophone of the alveolar \n\ when followed by \ð\.

Ts is a case of regressive partial assimilation, affecting the manner of producing

noise, resulting in fricative plosion of \t\.

Sð is a case of regressive partial assimilation affecting the place of articulation

resulting in dental allophone of the alveolar \s\ when followed by \ð\

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Th + Ks + Df is a case of regressive partial assimilation, affecting the manner of
producing noise resulting in incomplete (fricative) plosion.

Gw + Nw + Lw + Mw is a case of regressive partial assimilation affection the lip-

position resulting in labialized allophone of \g\ before \w\.

Fw + Tj + Sw is a case of progressive partial assimilation, affecting the work of

vocal cords resulting in partially devoiced allophone of \w\ when preceded by \f\.

Ju is a case of regressive partial assimilation affecting the lip-position resulting in

labialized allophone of \j\ before \u\.