phonological process

stopping

a stop consonant replaces a fricative or affricate

gliding

substitution of a glide sound for a liquid sound

fronting

velar sound is replaced by a front sound, typically t/k, d/g, n/ng

vowelization/vocalization

substitution of a vowel for final consonant and final blend liquids

deaffrication

substitution of another consonant for an affricate

weak syllable deletion

Omission of the weak syllable

final consonant deletion

omission of final consonant

reduplication

repetition of a syllable

consonant cluster reduction

deletion of one or more consonants from a two or three part consonant cluster

labial assimilation

non-labial sound in a word is changed to a labial sound because of another labial sound in the word

alveolar assimilation

non-alveolar sound in a word is changed to an alveolar sound because of another alveolar sound in the word

velar assimilation

non-velar sound in a word is changed to an alveolar sound because of another velar sound in word

prevocalic voicing

voiceless sound becomes a voiced sound

devoicing

voiced consonant in a word is replaced by a voiceless consonant

backing

substitution of a velar stop for consonants more anterior in oral cavity

initial consonant deletion

omission of a single consonant at the beginning of a word

glottal replacement

substitution of a glottal stop for another consonant