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<P align="justify">Western Saami lan … <P align="justify">Western Saami languages consist of [[North Saami language|North Saami]] and the languages spoken to the west of it ([[Lule Saami language|Lule Saami]], [[Ume Saami language|Ume Sami]], [[Pite Saami language|Pite Saami]], [[South Saami language|South Saami language]]). The major features that distinguish the western languages from the eastern Saami languages are the following sound changes: In the western Saami languages the original clusters <i>šk</i> and <i>št</i> have changed to <i>i(h)k</i> and <i>i(h)t</i> (cf. SaaN <i>guoika</i> 'rapid' ~ SaaIn <i>kuoška</i> id.) and the Proto-Saami (non-short) nasals have received a homorganic prothetic stop i.e. they are now preceded by a stop pronounced in the same place in the mouth as the original nasal (cf. SaaN <i>suotna</i> 'vein' ~ SaaSk <i>suõnn</i> id., SaaN <i>jápmit</i> 'to die' ~ SaaSk <i>jääˊmmed</i> id.). The eastern Saami languages have an innovation that lacks in the west, i.e. sibilants between two vowels undergo qualitative consonant gradation while they in the west undergo only quantitative gradation, if any (cf. SaaN <i>bassat</i> 'to wash': <i>basan</i> 'I wash' ~ SaaSk <i>põõssâd : põõzzam</i> id.</P> <BR><BR>
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