Elefdar Syntax
Consonants
To
begin, we will define the consonantal sounds of the language:
Labial | Labio-Dental | Dental | Alveolar | Palato-Alveolar | Velar | Glottal | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Stop |
P,
B
|
T,
D
|
C,
G
|
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Fricative |
F
|
T
(Th),
Ð (Dh)
|
S
|
H
|
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Approximant |
R,
L
|
Y
|
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Nasal |
M
|
N
|
Note
that [T] is aspirated, like 'th' as in myth or wreath,
while [Ð] is voiced, like 'th' as in them or those. [H] is slightly
harder than the typical sound in Common, being closer to (though not
quite as hard as) the German [Ch] sound in Bach.
Vowels
Next,
we define the standard vowel sounds, which default to a “long” sound:
Vowel:
|
A
|
E
|
I
|
O
|
U
|
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Pronunciation: |
father
|
fate
|
feet
|
rote
|
boot
|
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