kalama ante monsuta: Cursed Sound Change!

[zealous mural]

o kama, o ante monsuta e kalama pi nimi wan anu kulupu nimi!

Apply sound changes to Toki Pona. It could be a single word, a compound word, or an entire phrase. The results could be cursed, funny, interesting, strange, or [insert adjective here].

Use of IPA symbols is encouraged but not required. If you don't have a convenient method of using IPA, any format may be used. If your format is unconventional, consider creating a key to describe the intended pronunciation.

Resources:
• Wikipedia list of types of sound changes with examples.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sound_change

• Searchable Index Diachronica (An index of many historical sound changes).
https://chridd.nfshost.com/diachronica/

*This is not a project to create an evolved form of Toki Pona. It is purely for musi

[zealous mural]

• ilo toki > judex (/ju.'dɛx)

ilo teki
(i-mutation fronts /o/ > /e/)

ilo tege
(lowering of word-final high vowels + voicing of intervocalic consonants)

ildég
(deletion of word-final vowels + lexicalization of compound with voicing of second element similar to japanese "rendaku" and stress on the first syllable of the second element)

iwdég
(vocalisation of syllable-final /l/ > /w/)

judex (/ju.'dɛx/)
(/iw/ > /ju/ word-initial)

[zealous mural]

• sitelen > sjūden (/'ʃuːd.n̩/)

sitlen (/'si.tlɛn/)
(deletion of medial vowel)

silden
(metathesis of /tl/ > /lt/, voicing of /t/ > /d/)

siwden
(vocalisation of syllable-final /l/ > /w/)

sjūden (/'ʃuːd.n̩/)
(/iw/ >/ ju/ in stressed syllable, palatalization of /s/ > /ʃ/ with absorption of /i/ and compensatory lengthening of /u/, deletion of /e/ and syllabification of /n/ > /n̩/ in unstressed syllable after /t/ or /d/)

[gritty vine]

• toki > soi

þoxi (/'θoxi/)
(Grimms law ig)

þoçi
(palatalisation[?])

soçi
fronting of θ to s

sohji
weakening of ç

soji
elision of h

soi
j-i merging

[twin bone]

oof

tomi ni li tomo pi sona suli