Senjecas - Japanese

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Pronunciation table

p
b f v m t d þ ð ɫ l ż s z r n k g x ƣ h ȝ š i e a ǫ o u ĭ ĕ ŭ
/p/ /b/ /ɸ/ /β/ /m̥/ /m/ /t/ /d/ /θ/ /ð/ /l̥/ /l/ /ʦ/ /ʣ/ /s/ /z/ /ɾ̥/ /n/ /k/ /g/ /ç/ /ʝ/ /j̊/ /j/ /sʷ/ /sʲ/ /i/ /e/ /ä/ /ɒ/ /o/ /u/ /ɪ/ /ɛ/ /ʊ/


níhonȝe̋ka (Japanese) - ナヽイハヽオナヤヽエカ

Consonants

peműko
(labial)
riisűko
(dental)
muitűko
(alveolar)
vainűko
(palatal)
voiceless stop p 1 t 5 k
voiced stop b d ż g
voiceless fricative f þ 3 s x 6
voiced fricative v ㇷ゛ ð z ƣ
voiceless sonorant 2 ɫ 4 r h
voiced sonorant m l レ゙ n ȝ
labialization サゥ7
palatalization サャ8

Notes

  1. The katakana and hiragana syllabograms from the <a> column are used for the Senjecan consonants, as if there were a suppressed inherent vowel. Underlining the kana indicates the suppression, e.g., sa̋ba, hinder, サバ; but se̋ba, amuse, エバ.
  2. The katkana <ワ> /wa/ is assigned the value /m̥/.
  3. As there is neither /θ/ nor /ð/ in Japanese, the kanas for to and do are used respectively.
  4. As there is no /l/ in Japanese, the kana for re is used.
  5. As Japanese lacks a <tsa>, the syllable <ツ>, <tsu>, represents /ʦ/.
  6. As there is neither /ç/ nor /ʝ/ in Japanese, the kanas for ko and go are used respectively.
  7. Labialization is indicated with the small kana u <ゥ>.
  8. Palatalization is indicated with the small kana i <ャ>.


Vowels

Vowels

front near-front center near-back back
short long short long short long
close i - イ ii - イー1 u - ウ uu - ウー
near-close ĭ - イー2 ŭ - ウー
close-mid e - エ ee - エー o - オ oo - オー
mid ĕ - エー
open a - ア aa - アー ǫ - ヲ3 ǫǫ - ヲー

Notes

  1. When using the katakana and the hiragana, vowel length is indicated by the chōonpu, long vowel mark <ー>.
  2. The half-width vowel mark and chōonpu <ー> are used to represent the weak vowels.
  3. The obsolescent letter wo <ヲ, を> is assigned to represent /ɒ/.


Example