This analysis reveals systematic sound changes in morph groups affecting syllables in linguistics.
6.1. M orph groups of type Q and type W. There are systematic alternations in which the last syllable of a basic dissyllabic S morph assimilates to the initial consonant of a morph with which it is combined in a word. Morph groups which show assimilation to any voiceless consonant may be divided into type Q and type W.
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