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In languages where [[agglutination]] extends beyond plurals, various methods are used. A representative example is Finnish, where a colon is used to separate inflection from the letters:

In languages where [[agglutination]] extends beyond plurals, various methods are used. A representative example is Finnish, where a colon is used to separate inflection from the letters:

*An acronym is pronounced as a word: Nato {{IPA|[nato]}} — Natoon {{IPA|[natoːn]}} "into Nato"  

*An acronym is pronounced as a word: Nato "into Nato"  

*An initialism is pronounced as letters: EU {{IPA|[eː uː]}} — EU:hun {{IPA|[eː uːhun]}} "into EU"

*An initialism is pronounced as letters: EU "into EU"

*An initialism is interpreted as words: EU {{IPA|[euroːpan unioni]}} — EU:iin {{IPA|[euroːpan unioniːn]}} "into EU"

*An initialism is interpreted as words: EU "into EU"

=== Lenition ===

=== Lenition ===