"flower" )
* as in: hire (compare with disyllabic "higher" )
* as in: coir (compare with disyllabic "coyer" ), loir (compare with disyllabic "lawyer" )

are sometimes transcribed as , or similarly.

As and become and respectively before , most instances of and are words with the suffix "-er", such as player and slower. Less commonly, triphthongs appear as an inseparable part of a word, as in iron,

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