KJ

The sound of the kj; in the Norwegian kjenner; viz., that (thereabouts) of ksh.

In this case ce and kj are parallel, ce and ch equivalent, orthographies.

In this case the orthographies kh and kj (or ce) are not parallel, but equivalent.

Djowri leipur n ettir tajmum Rsini; og n verur Rsin trong kj tuj, so at Ajkjinar brotnavu fr tuj.

Let the sound of this ce and kj undergo a change, and become ksh; kjre and cere, being pronounced kshre.