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(c) The spirants f, fʹ, v, χ, ꬶ, ç, s, ʃ §§ 309–356	108–121
1. f §§ 309–316	108
2. fʹ §§ 317–322	111
3. v §§ 323–327	112
4. χ §§ 328-335	114
5. ꬶ §§ 336–339	116
6. ç §§ 340–346	117
7. s §§ 347–350	119
8. ʃ §§ 351–356	120
(d) The labial, dental and guttural stops §§ 357–436	122–140
Note on the stops and s (ʃ) § 357	122
1. p §§ 358–363	122
2. pʹ §§ 364–367	124
3. b §§ 368–372	125
4. bʹ §§ 373–377	126
5. t §§ 378–386	127
6. tʹ §§ 387–393	129
7. d §§ 394–399	131
8. dʹ §§ 400–408	133
9. k §§ 409–416	134
10. kʹ §§ 417–423	136
11. g §§ 424–429	137
12. gʹ §§ 430–436	139
C. Synthesis §§ 437–494	141–157
1. Notes on the Consonants §§ 437–439	141
2. Metathesis §§ 440–442	142
3. Dissimilation §§ 443–444	142
4. Loss of Consonant §§ 445–447	143
5. Loss of Vowel §§ 448–450	144
6. Vowel-shortening § 451	145
7. Uncertainty of Initial § 452	145
8. Sandhi §§ 453–472	146
9. Vowel-length §§ 473–476	150
10. Stress §§ 477–478	152
11. Stress of Compounds §§ 479–483	153
12. Sentence-stress §§ 484–492	154
13. Intonation § 493	156
14. Characteristics of Donegal Irish § 494	157