Other phonological processes vowels of SLPC demonstrate are epenthesis and elision. Neither is a very common phenomena, however, so they will only be dealt with briefly. The insertion of epenthetic occurs to prevent the formation of certain consonant clusters that are atypical. One example of this is seen when the verb ‘to judge’ or , is nominalized. This is done by the suffix , which requires an epenthetic when added to the stem , because the potentially resulting consonant cluster of does not regularly occur in the language. Therefore the combination of the stem, the epenthetic and the suffix yields the form , where the is inserted in-between the and the .