Typical of Lesser Polish dialects (as well as Greater Polish dialects), voicing of word-final consonants before vowels and liquids is present here. Also typical of Lesser Polish dialects is the presence of mazuration, but only partially: cosnek, inacy. Penultimate stress occurs in
Solonețu Nou,
Pleșa,
Nyzhni Petrivtsi and
Terebleche, whereas initial accent occurs next to penultimate in
Poiana Micului and
Stara Huta possibly as the result of Slovak influence.
Vowels The cluster ar raises to or or sometimes remains as ar: korczować; kark. Similarly, er raises to yr, ir: zbirał, pirszy. Ablaut of eT > oT is often missing: bierom, mietla. Vocalic r (e.g. of Czech or Slovak origin) is realized as ir, yr: kyrpcy, kyrdel.
Slanted vowels Slanted á raises to o; Slanted é raises to i.
Nasal vowels The cluster aN raises to uN: wiuneczek. Similarly, eN and ę (including before sonorants) raises to yN, iN: jedzynie, jelinia; gynski, rynka. Word final -ę denasalizes to -e: wode. oN and -ą also raise to uN: kunia; wziunć, funsy (standard ). Word final -ą shifts to -um, -om: za sebom, kopiczkum.
Consonants g often changes to h: hreczku; g, k, and ch soften before front vowels: giembe, kiepke, chiba; l stands in opposition to soft ĺ: stolek, lialki; ł is does not vocalize and remains either dental or dental alveolar probably under Slovak influence: łafce, łoszak; soft m sporadically changes to mń: mniasto, wymnie; soft rz remains: brzuch; z, s, and c may somewhat palatalize: zjeluna, Rosja, porcja; ś and ć are kept as archaisms in sierco, wesiele, cieść (standard ); the cluster kt changes to cht next to kt: chto||kto, dochtor||doktor; epenthetic t occurs in srz: strzode, postrzodku; w is realized as either w or f in chw, tw: chwost||chfost, otwarty||otfarty; consonant clusters are simplified: pirszy; japka; metathesis occurs in the term porwuzek < powrózek. In Nyzhni Petrivtsi, Stara Huta, and Terebleche due to Russian and Ukrainian influence, -sk- and d, t can soften to -śk-, ď, and ť: rumuńśki, baťar. ==Inflection==