29-08-2025, 11:39 PM
It's a good observation, and has been noted before by several people.
(You will find that this is quite typical).
There are several such 'pairs'.
Most obvious are k and t , and f and p , but also word-initial o and qo .
They don't all work equally well, and some depend more on which part of the MS one is looking at than others.
d and s are a less obvious example. Their frequency is rather unequal.
This is even more true for constructions like oke and cKh .
(You will find that this is quite typical).
There are several such 'pairs'.
Most obvious are k and t , and f and p , but also word-initial o and qo .
They don't all work equally well, and some depend more on which part of the MS one is looking at than others.
d and s are a less obvious example. Their frequency is rather unequal.
This is even more true for constructions like oke and cKh .