sentences:  Many speakers of Bengali restrict their phonology to this pattern, even when using Sanskrit or English borrowings, such as গেরাম "geram" (CV.CVC) for গ্রাম "gram" (CCVC) "village" or ইস্কুল "iskul" (VC.CVC) for স্কুল "skul" (CCVC) "school".Sanskrit (তৎসম "tôtshômo") words borrowed into Bengali, however, possess a wide range of clusters, expanding the maximum syllable structure to CCCVC.Some of these clusters, such as the "mr" in মৃত্যু "mrittu" "death" or the "sp" in স্পষ্ট "spôshṭo" "clear", have become extremely common, and can be considered legal consonant clusters in Bengali.