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Source: Faarlund 2010:12

sound is morpheme-initial 'r' and (previous sound is 'n' or previous sound is 'l') and previous vowel is short stressed vowel:
sound is morpheme-initial 'r' and previous sound is 'n':
sound is morpheme-initial 'r' and previous sound is 'l':
sound is morpheme-initial 'r' and (previous sound is 's' or previous sound is 'r') and second previous sound is consonant:
sound is morpheme-initial 'r' and previous sound is 's':
sound is consonant and sound is same as previous sound and sound is same as second previous sound:
sound is morpheme-final dental and next sound is 't' and previous vowel is non-stressed:

Referencing rules

on-morpheme-assimilation