hw- /hwg/ `bamboo’ rw- /rwb/ `bone’ yw- /khywį/  `dim’ 1.5.2.2.1.2.   : Medical Clusters   (i)   With /y/ all consonants except /h/, /z/ and /r/ form clusters. Note that the gaps in the distribution of initial clusters are filled here. -by- /abyć/ `slope’ -ty- /hątyó/  `hand’ -dy- /tadyį/ `grey squirrel’ -ky- /akyu/ `piety’ -gy-  /pįgyą/ `to sweep’ -cy- /kacyg/ `rat’ -jy- /hajyį/ `tribal chief’ -my- /tąmyim/  `monkey’ -ny-  /khanyį/ `rodent’ -y-  /payą/ `to complete’ -sy- /kasyõsyī/ `rodent’ -ly- /maly/ `rhinoceros’ -wy- /piwyą/ `to bloom’ (ii) With /r/, the cluster formation includes the nasals*. -pr-  /tapr /  `wild dog’ -tr- /mitrī/ `smithy’ -kr- /įnyakr /  `nose ring’ * /n/ does not occur before a morpheme boundary. -br- / tąbr/ `beef’ -dr-  /pyadrąg/ `sparrow’ -gr- /pigrī/  `golden-fronted leaf-bird’ -mr- /ātamr/ `friendship’ -r- /atyąrį/ `crab’ -hr-  /tanāhr / `pickle’ (iii) With /l/, the clusters include /h/ and //. -pl- /pįpąpluwą/ `theist’ -kl- /haklā/ `adultery’ -bl- /sįbl/ `anus’ -gl- /taglig/ `luggage’ -ml- /khinimlį/ `festival’ -l- /ból/ `beam’ -hl- /kahlčyk/  `intestines’ (iv) The clusters with /h/. -ph- /aphim/ `reed’ -th- /tath/ `turnstone’ -kh- /tįkhą/ `pillow’ -ch- /tbróch / `hunter’ (v) The cluster with /w/ include the bilabials and the velar nasal. -pw- /pįpąpwčlą/ `monks’ -kw-  /tįkw/ `mushroom’ -bw-  /jymbabwč/  `God of Accidents’ -gw- /kwįgwčlą/ `dogs’