This chart is only for one word which ends in a vanishing H.
In another dialect of Sindarin, there's also a word for "and" that ends with a vanishing H, ah but it's not in this dialect, so I'm not using it in these lessons.
The H only appears before vowels.
| OH | → | Result | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| OH+C | → | O CH | cerin → o cherin about a mound |
| OH+P | → | O PH | perian → o pherian about a hobbit |
| OH+T | → | O TH | talan → o thalan about a tree-house |
| OH+H | → | O CH | habar → o chabar about a shoe |
| OH+S | → | OS S | sigil → os sigil about a necklace |
| OH+HW | → | O CHW | hwand → o chwand about a sponge |
| OH+I | → | O CH | iaun → o chaun about a sanctuary |
| OH+L | → | O LH | lass → o lhass about a leaf |
| OH+R | → | O RH | raef → o rhaef about a net |
The I in this chart is the Sindarin consonantal I pronounced /j/, not the vowel I.