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Late Egyptian

In Late Egyptian (1069–700 BC), the phonemes d ḏ g gradually merge with their counterparts t ṯ k (⟨ dbn ⟩ */ˈdiːban/ > Akkadian transcription ti-ba-an 'dbn-weight'). Also, ṯ ḏ often become /t d/, but they are retained in many lexemes; ꜣ becomes / ʔ /; and /t r j w/ become / ʔ / at the end of a stressed syllable and eventually null word-finally: ⟨ pḏ.t ⟩ */ˈpiːɟat/ > Akkadian transcription -pi-ta 'bow'.