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Is there any language that has a syllabic consonant that, in the language, lacks a non-syllabic equivalent?
E.g. a language whose only lateral is a syllabic consonant, or whose only rhotic is syllabic.
Dan, and some other Southeastern Mande languages, has syllabic ŋ without non-syllabic ŋ (not even allophonically).
Dan, and some other Southeastern Mande languages, has syllabic ŋ without non-syllabic ŋ (not even allophonically).
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