Axininca language

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Payne (1981) describes the following Axininca consonant inventory:

		Bilabial	Apical	Postalveolar /Palatal	Velar	Glottal	Unspecified
Plosives	aspirated		tʰ
	unaspirated	p	t		k
Affricates	aspirated		tsʰ	tʃʰ
	unaspirated		ts	tʃ
Fricatives			s	ç		h
Nasals		m	n	ɲ			N
Liquids			r	rʲ
Glides		β̞		j	ɰ

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