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In Scottish Gaelic, which initial consonant mutation occurs in a singular feminine noun following the definite article 'an' in the nominative case (for example, 'chaora' becoming 'an chaora')?

Lenition (aspirate mutation by adding 'h' after the initial consonant) Eclipsis (nasal mutation prefixing 'n-' to the consonant) t-Prefixing (adding 't-' before all initial vowels) Aspiration of final vowels only

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Lenition (aspirate mutation by adding 'h' after the initial consonant)

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