#osrican

Osrican

Got rid of the lateral fricatives [ɬ] and [ɮ], they merged with the non-lateral alveolars [s] and [z], which further obscures some cognates with other germanic languages

Got rid of the allophone [χ] for the /x/ phoneme, it used to be the case that /x/ turned uvular in stressed syllables, but not anymore (this way the /x/ phoneme is always pronounced differently between Osrican and Kxërt'exo)

Affricates [t͡ʃ] [d͡ʒ] [t͡s] and [d͡z] can only appear in more limited environments now, they can appear in stressed syllables or when they cluster with a fricative (like in the word for 90 νεβιυγȷwι · (nebüdjvi) /ˈne.bʏd͡ʒ.vɪ/), when they're in unstressed positions and not clustering with a fricative they turn into fricatives [ʃ] [ʒ] [s] and [z]

Kxërt’exo

The /r/ phoneme is now split into 2 sounds: the tap [ɾ] that only appeared in clusters has now merged with [n] which actually means that the name of the language is Kxënt'exo now! (I'll update my tags later, I'm lazy)

The trill [r] which would appear in non-clustering positions is now pronounced as a uvular trill [ʀ]

The allophones [b] [d] and [ɡ] no longer exist, plain stops are now always unvoiced [p] [t] and [k] (the rule was that plain stops become voiced in stressed syllables, which was always a bit of a weird rule, probably not very naturalistic at all, glad I got rid of it tbh)

The allophones [c] [ɟ] and [ɥ] no longer exist, velars are now pronounced [k] [ɡ] and [w] regardless of if they're before a non-open front vowel (I believe [ɥ] still exists as an allophone of /j/ though)

/j/ can't cluster anymore, there's an epenthetic /i/ inserted to break up the cluster, same goes for /w/, getting an epenthetic /u/ to break up the cluster (this didn't show up in the Lexember entries but there's a conjugation that added the prefix /pja-/ to words, and now the prefix is /pija-/, or maybe I'll shorten it to /pa-/ or something else, we'll see)

Front rounded vowels <ö> and <ü> are now central [ɵ] and [ʉ]

Emphatic [pˠ] [tˠ] [q] (which come from pharyngealized stops [pˤ] [tˤ] [kˤ] in the proto language) are now ejectives [pʼ] [tʼ] [kʼ]