An older form of the language had [ɬʲ], written <lj>. In the modern form of the language is simply pronounced /j/, leaving /l/ as the only lateral and /l r/ as the liquids.
[ɬ] as realisation coda /l/ and [ɬː] of /lθ/, but no phonemic lateral obstruents
There are two lateral approximants (and their geminated counterparts): l and ɫ.
/l/ and palatal lateral approximant
