Omves

Consonants
Non-velar fricatives are voiced before vowels, e.g. the 'v' in 'Omves'. [+fricative][-velar] > [+voice] / _V.

Nasals commonly assimilate in both voicing and place to a follow plosive or fricative.

Consonants are romanized as their IPA symbols, except for  ʃ ('sh', when voiced 'zh'),  ç ('c', when voiced 'jh'),  ɾ ('r'),  ɺ ('lr'), and  ʔ (' ' ').

Vowels
A front vowel will become rounded before a bilabial consonant, unless it is preceded by an velar consonant. [+front] > [+rounded] / _{mpb} ! {kg}_. Close-mid vowels become near-close in unstressed syllables. e [-stressed] > ɪ and o [-stressed] > ʊ.

These changes are not shown in the romanization.

There is vowel harmony shown in the morphology. The first vowel in the root or derived word is used to determine whether the front or back agglugnating prefixes are used.

Phonotactics
(C)V(C) structure. Words have a tendency to start with a vowel that is followed by two consonants. For example, 'omv' in 'Omves'.

Stress
Stress lands on the first syllable of the main morpheme.

Examples
Omves - [ʊɱves]

Lra'ep - [ɺaʔøp]

Grammar
Note: Vowel harmony???

Verbs
Verbs are usually constructed by adding prefixes to other verbs. For example, on is the speech prefix and su means to do, so to speak/say is onsu. Verbs agree with their main argument in number, definiteness and gender. They inflect to show voice, tense and aspect. Mood is marked separately. A fully conjugated verb will look like: number, voice, tense, aspect, definiteness, derivation, root, gender.