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| − | The Midretassene Alphabet originated from [[Hirgunya]]. | + | The Midretassene Alphabet originated from [[Hirgunya]]. Today the modern form of the alphabet is used for several languages in the east Pallathantic, namely Throvian, Tassan, and Ferruvicarese. |
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Revision as of 17:39, 11 February 2019
The Midretassene Alphabet originated from Hirgunya. Today the modern form of the alphabet is used for several languages in the east Pallathantic, namely Throvian, Tassan, and Ferruvicarese.
| Character Name | Latin Transliteration | IPA | Keyboard Port | Origin | Remarks |
| ibzinár | bz, bs | /bz/ | q | ||
| záigon | z, dz | /dz/ | z | ||
| gsos | gz, gs | /gz/ | x | ||
| rona | r | /r/ | r | ||
| sula | s | /s/ | s | ||
| ph | /pʰ/ | f |
th
/tʰ/
???
kh
/kʰ/
c
p
/p/
p
t
/t/
t
k
/k/
k
b
/b/
b
d
/d/
d
g
/g/
g
m
/m/
m
n
/n/
n
l
/l/
l
v (w)
/w/
v
y (j)
/j/
j
h
/h/
h
a
/a/
a
e
/ɛ/
e
i
/ɪ/, /i/
i
o
/ɔ/
o
u
/ʊ/, /u/
u
a (long)
/ɑː/
???
e (long)
/eː/
y
o (long)
/oː/
w
See Also
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