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[edit] Cherokee orthography
Although this table has the whole syllabary on it, I haven't taken the time yet to make sure all the phonemic values are correct. When I do, I'll put it on the Cherokee language page.
a |
e |
i |
o |
u |
v |
Ꭰ /a, ʔa/ |
Ꭱ /e, ʔe/ |
Ꭲ /i, ʔi/ |
Ꭳ /o, ʔo/ |
Ꭴ /u, ʔu/ |
Ꭵ /ə̃, ʔə̃/ |
Ꭶ - /ka/ |
Ꭷ /kha/ |
Ꭸ /ke, khe/ |
Ꭹ /ki, khi/ |
Ꭺ /ko, kho/ |
Ꭻ /ku, khu/ |
Ꭼ /kə̃, khə̃/ |
Ꭽ /ha/ |
Ꭾ /he/ |
Ꭿ /hi/ |
Ꮀ /ho/ |
Ꮁ /hu/ |
Ꮂ /hə̃/ |
Ꮃ /la, hla/ |
Ꮄ /le, hle/ |
Ꮅ /li, hli/ |
Ꮆ /lo, hlo/ |
Ꮇ /lu, hlu/ |
Ꮈ /lə̃, hlə̃/ |
Ꮉ /ma/ |
Ꮊ /me/ |
Ꮋ /mi/ |
Ꮌ /mo/ |
Ꮍ /mu/ |
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Ꮎ /na/ |
Ꮏ /hna/ |
Ꮐ /nah/ |
Ꮑ /ne, hne/ |
Ꮒ /ni, hni/ |
Ꮓ /no, hno/ |
Ꮔ /nu, hnu/ |
Ꮕ /nə̃, hnə̃/ |
Ꮖ /kwa, kwha/ |
Ꮗ /kwe, kwhe/ |
Ꮘ /kwi, kwhi/ |
Ꮙ /kwo, kwho, kwu, kwhu/ |
Ꮚ /kwu, kwhu/ |
Ꮛ /kwə̃, kwhə̃/ |
Ꮜ /sa/ |
Ꮝ /s/ |
Ꮞ /se/ |
Ꮟ /si/ |
Ꮠ /so/ |
Ꮡ /su/ |
Ꮢ /sə̃/ |
Ꮣ /ta/ |
Ꮤ /tha/ |
Ꮥ /te/ |
Ꮦ /the/ |
Ꮧ /ti/ |
Ꮨ /thi/ |
Ꮩ /to, tho/ |
Ꮪ /tu, thu/ |
Ꮫ /tə̃, thə̃/ |
Ꮬ /tla/ |
Ꮭ /tlha, hla/ |
Ꮮ /tle, tlhe, hle/ |
Ꮯ /tli, tlhi, hli/ |
Ꮰ /tlo, tlho, hlo/ |
Ꮱ /tlu, tlhu, hlu/ |
Ꮲ /tlə̃, tlhə̃, hlə̃/ |
Ꮳ /ʦa, ʦha/ |
Ꮴ /ʦe, ʦhe/ |
Ꮵ /ʦi, ʦhi/ |
Ꮶ /ʦo, ʦho/ |
Ꮷ /ʦu, ʦhu/ |
Ꮸ /ʦə̃, ʦhə̃/ |
Ꮹ /wa/ |
Ꮺ /we/ |
Ꮻ /wi/ |
Ꮼ /wo/ |
Ꮽ /wu/ |
Ꮾ /wə̃/ |
Ꮿ /ja/ |
Ᏸ /je/ |
Ᏹ /ji/ |
Ᏺ /jo/ |
Ᏻ /ju/ |
Ᏼ /jə̃/ |
[edit] From the French Wikipedia
Wait! I think I might like the one from the French Wikipedia better...
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a
[a] ou [ə] |
e
[e] ou [ɛ] |
i
[i] ou [ɪ] |
o
[o] ou [ɔ] |
u
[u] ou [ʊ] |
v
[ə̃] |
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Ꭰ a |
Ꭱ e |
Ꭲ i |
Ꭳ o |
Ꭴ u |
Ꭵ v |
g
[g] |
Ꭶ ga — Ꭷ ka |
Ꭸ ge |
Ꭸ gi |
Ꭹ go |
Ꭻ gu |
Ꭼ gv |
h
[h] |
Ꭽ ha |
Ꭾ he |
Ꭿ hi |
Ꮀ ho |
Ꮁ hu |
Ꮂ hv |
l
[l] |
Ꮃ la |
Ꮄ le |
Ꮅ li |
Ꮆ lo |
Ꮇ lu |
Ꮈ lv |
m
[m] |
Ꮉ ma |
Ꮊ me |
Ꮋ mi |
Ꮌ mo |
Ꮍ mu |
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n
[n] |
Ꮎ na — Ꮏ hna — Ꮐ nah |
Ꮑ ne |
Ꮒ ni |
Ꮓ no |
Ꮔ nu |
Ꮕ nv |
qu
[kw] |
Ꮖ qua |
Ꮗ que |
Ꮘ qui |
Ꮙ quo |
Ꮚ quu |
Ꮛ guv |
s
[s] |
Ꮝs — Ꮜ sa |
Ꮞ se |
Ꮟ si |
Ꮠ so |
Ꮡ su |
Ꮢ sv |
d / t
[d] / [t] |
Ꮣ da — Ꮤ ta |
Ꮥ de — Ꮦ te |
Ꮧ di — Ꮨ ti |
Ꮩ do |
Ꮪ du |
Ꮫ dv |
tl
[tɬ] |
Ꮬ dla — Ꮭ tla |
Ꮮ tle |
Ꮯ tli |
Ꮰ tlo |
Ꮱ tlu |
Ꮲ tlv |
ts
[ʤ] |
Ꮳ tsa |
Ꮴ tse |
Ꮵ tsi |
Ꮶ tso |
Ꮷ tsu |
Ꮸ tsv |
w
[ɰ] |
Ꮹ wa |
Ꮺ we |
Ꮻ wi |
Ꮼ wo |
Ꮽ wu |
Ꮾ wv |
y
[j] |
Ꮿ ya |
Ᏸ ye |
Ᏹ yi |
Ᏺ yo |
Ᏻ yu |
Ᏼ yv |
[edit] Other stuff
[edit] User language templates
[edit] A bit of fun
Language
ipa |
ðɪs ˈju.zɝ kɛn tɹæn.ˈskɹaib ˈju.ziŋ ði ai.pi.ˈei. |
who(m) |
This user uses either who or whom in the object case. |
…in. |
Ending a sentence with a preposition is something this user is okay with. |
their / there / they're |
This user knows that there, their, and they're are not the same word. |
your/ you’re |
This user thinks that if your grammar is incorrect, you’re in need of help. |
Subj |
This user likes that the Subjunctive mood be used. Were this user you, he would use it. |
its & it's |
This user understands the difference between its and it's. So should you. |
’s |
Thi's user know's that not every word that end's with s need's an apostrophe and will remove misused apostrophe's from Wikipedia with extreme prejudice. [sic] |
AIM-0 |
This user does not understand or have any interest in txt/AOLer. |
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