Japanese/Austro-Tai

accent Ahom allofam appears assimilation Atayal Bai-sha Bao-ding basic Benedict Blust Bunun canonical reduction canonical reduction-left canonical reduction-right Chinese cited clusters cognate sets compound consonant Dahl destress doublet dialects disyllabic roots Dyen evidence final Formosan languages Gelao hair Hei-tu infixed initial Japanese cognate Japanese-Ryukyuan Jia-mao Kabalan Kadai Kam-Sui Kanakanabu Khamti labial Lakkia Linguistics mainland Malagasy Malay Maonan medial Miao Miao-Yao monosyllabic Mulao nasal increment reflexes Northern Philippine NOTE Old Japanese P-Atayalic P-Austro-Japanese P-Austro-Kadai P-Austro-Tai P-Austronesian P-Hesperonesian P-Hesperonesian id P-Kadai P-Kam-Sui P-Li P-Malayo-Polynesian P-Miao-Yao P-Paiwanic P-Philippine P-Polynesian P-Southern P-Southern/Central P-Tai Paiwan parallel Pazeh pitch-accents prefixed Proto Proto-Austro-Japanese Proto-Austro-Tai Proto-Austronesian Proto-Hesperonesian Proto-Kadai Proto-Miao-Yao Proto-Philippine Purnell Puyuma Qian-dui reconstructed reduplication referent-focus marker represented rice Rukai Ryukyuan Saaroa Saek Saisiyat secondary voicing semantic Shan Siamese suffixed Tagalog Tong-shen trisyllabic Tsouic Tsuchida V₁ vocalic transfer vowel White Tai Xi-fang Yonaguni Yuan-men Zhong-sha Zorc