βl > ul: fabŭlafaβla > faula, sibilāresiβlāre > siular, tabŭlataβla > taula.

Cl > l´: genŭcŭlum > genọlh, ŏcŭlum > ǫlh, sĭtŭlasĭcla[60] > sẹlha, vĕtŭla vĕcla[60] > vęlha. In learned words we find gl, cl: ✱e(c)clĕsia > glęiza, joculārem > ioglar, sæcŭlum > sęgle sęcle.

C´l > il: gracĭlem > graile.

Dl > dl, which during the literary period became ll and then l: mŏdŭlum > ✱mǫdle mǫlle.

Gl > l´: rēgŭla > rẹlha, ✱strĭgŭla > estrẹlha, vĭg(ĭ)lat > vẹlha. Lẹula < lĕgŭla, tẹula < tēgŭla are irregular: cf. Archivio glottologico italiano, XIII, 439, 459.

Ml > mbl: sĭmĭlāre > semblar, trĕmŭlat > trẹmbla. In sembrar we find an r < l due perhaps to the analogy of membrar < memorāre. In semel gives ensẹmble essẹms.

Pl > bl: cōpŭla > cọbla, dŭplum > dọble. Learned words have pl: duplicar.

Rl > rl: Carŏlus > Carles, hōrolŏgium > orlǫi, ✱paraulare > parlar.

Sl > sl: ī(n)sŭla > isla. For ilha, see § [65], S, 1.