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-ah / ee-a

-eh / ēẹ

-aye / ee

-uh / ụhh (ooh)

-uhh / euhh

-oh / ọwh

-o / ooh

-ooah


-aor (~owe) / -uer (our)

-euah


-ee-a

-aye



-ai / ehr

-aie. / ay-ee

-aow / ō

-owe. / oh


-ōm / OOm


-ohm / ōhm


-ahm / ay-um


-ah. / ayah


-oh / OOh


-eeh



-eh

-awh / ōh