Assertion: classical latin's vowel | /r/HasProperty | followed by single consonant
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text: Exon's Law dictates that if there are two light medial syllables in a row (schematically, σσ̆σ̆σ, where σ = syllable and σ̆ = light syllable, where "light" means a short vowel followed by only a single consonant), the first syllable syncopates (i.e. the vowel is deleted):
text: However, when a vowel is followed by a single consonant (or by a cluster of p, t, c/k plus l, r)