1. The high vowel is the most common, while the low vowel is extremely rare. 2. The st�d is still present on sonorants and mid and low vowels in the proper environment. 3. The short low vowel is higher than its long and nasal counterparts ( vs . ). 4. Some symmetry was restored by open-syllable lengthening, which restored a long low vowel . 5. Like in French, only the mid-low and low vowels have phonemic nasalized variants. 6. Complicating this pattern are words borrowed from Spanish that have a velar followed by a low vowel . 7. The high-and low-frequency vowels described here are not the low vowels of linguistics. 8. That is, open-mid vowels, near-open vowels, and open vowels can all be considered low vowels . 9. Remarkably, unlike more than 98 % of the world's languages, Arapaho has no low vowels , such as. 10. Open vowels are sometimes also called "'low vowels "'in reference to the low position of the tongue.
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