Appendix:Væyne Zaanics orthography

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The Væyne Zaanics language is written with the Yesuþoh script, an alphabet with a variety of digraphs and contextual variants. Yesuþoh is unicameral and written horizontally from left to right.

Romanization IPA Notes Yesuþoh
a ɑ, ə [ə] when unstressed in non-initial and non-pretonic positions, except in syllables ending with w, l, r, y or h. a
aa ɑː aa
æ æ, ə [ə] when unstressed in non-initial and non-pretonic positions, except in syllables ending with w, l, r, y or h. æ
ææ æː ææ
b b b
c k c
ch tʃ, ʃ [tʃ] at the beginning of a word and when following a consonant, [ʃ] elsewhere. Tch is pronounced [tʃ] and sch is pronounced [ʃ]. ch
d d d
e e, ə [ə] when unstressed in non-initial and non-pretonic positions, except in syllables ending with w, l, r, y or h. e
ee ee
f f f
g g g
gh x, ɣ [ɣ] between vowels and before voiced consonants, [x] elsewhere. Cgh is pronounced [x]. gh
h h, silent Silent in syllable-final position. h
i i i
ii ii
j dʒ, ʒ [dʒ] at the beginning of a word and when following a consonant, [ʒ] elsewhere. Dj is pronounced [dʒ] and zj is pronounced [ʒ]. j
l l l
m m m
n n n
o o, ə [ə] when unstressed in non-initial and non-pretonic positions, except in syllables ending with w, l, r, y or h. o
oo oo
p p p
r r r
s s s
t t t
þ θ, ð [ð] between vowels and before voiced consonants, [θ] elsewhere. Tþ is pronounced [θ]. þ
u u u
uu uu
v v v
w w w
y j y
z z z