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In page Romance languages:

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As a result, only the following final consonants occurred in Vulgar Latin:

  • Final -n in some monosyllables (often from earlier -m).
  • Final -r, -d in some prepositions (e.g. ad, per), which were clitics[citation needed] that attached phonologically to the following word.
  • Very occasionally, final -c, e.g. Occitan oc "yes" < hoc, Old French avuec "with" < apud hoc (although these instances were possibly protected by a final epenthetic vowel at one point).