In phrases one word may end with a consonant cluster and the next word may begin with another consonant cluster, so that longer sequences quite commonly occur. These may be clusters of three (help mJ), four (fIfT flL), five (Its splendId), six (nekst sprIN) and even seven consonants as for example in /Dq teksts stjHpId/. As always there is a smooth passage from each consonant to the next, with no pause, no gap between them. The influence of consonants on each other still remains and it is the same as it was described above in two-consonant clusters.