Wooth [WDH]
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Wooth
Uwl [uʷð̩]*
WoothUwl [uʷð̩]*
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Language type
A priori
Species
Human/humanoid
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Phonology
| Consonants | Bilabial | Labio- dental | Dental | Alveolar | Retroflex | Alveolo- palatal | Palatal | Velar | Glottal | |||||||||
| Nasal | m mʱ1 [m̩]2 | n nʱ3 n̩ | ||||||||||||||||
| Plosive | b bʱ4 | d dʱ5 | g gʱ6 | ʔ | ||||||||||||||
| Fricative | β̝̩7 β̝̩ʶ8 | f | ð̪͆ ð̩ʷ ð̩ʷʶ ð̩9 ð̩ʶ10 | ʐ̪ ʐ̩ʷ ʐ̩11 ʐ̩ʶ | [ʑ]12 | ʝ̩ | h13 | ɦ | ||||||||||
| Trill | ʙ̪͆14 ʙ̩15 | |||||||||||||||||
- may be [mɦ]
- allophone of /n̩/
- may be [nɦ]
- may be [bɦ]
- may be [dɦ]
- may be [gɦ]
- upper lip even with or behind lower lip, creating a buzzing sound
- accompanied by uvular trill
- bidental; simplified IPA
- accompanied by uvular trill
- dental; IPA simplified
- before dental vowels, allophone of /ʐ̪/
- marks voicelessness in previous vowel. Most vowels can be voiceless.
- may be more accurately [ð͡ʙ]
- done with tongue in /u/ position
| Vowels | Front | Back | ||
| Close | i iʰ1 | y yʷ2 yˤ3 | u uʷ4 | |
| Close-mid | [e:]5 | |||
| Open-mid | ɛʶ6 ɛʰʶ7 | ɔ ɔʶ8 ɔʰ9 ɔʰʶ10 | ||
| Open | a11 aʶ12 aʰ13 aʰʶ14 | ɶ ɶᵸ15 ɶˤ16 | ɑˤ17 | |
- harsh voice; more accurately transcribed /iꜝ/
- protruded lips with mild frication; nearly whistling
- cloudy-voiced, may be harsh voice. May be creaky in low tone.
- protruded lips with mild frication
- realization of /ai/ and /ia/
- accompanied by uvular trill
- uvular trill and harsh voice
- accompanied by uvular trill
- harsh voice; more accurately transcribed /ɔꜝ/
- uvular trill and harsh voice
- Most vowels/syllabic consonants have high/low tone and long/short length
- may be considered a syllabic uvular trill
- harsh voice; more accurately transcribed /aꜝ/
- uvular trill and harsh voice
- like the pharyngeal, but with an epiglottal (or uvular) trill
- cloudy-voiced, may be harsh voice. May be creaky in low tone.
- extreme pharyngealization. Often tongue is in dental position.
Orthography
Below is the orthography for Wooth. This includes all graphemes as defined in the language's phonology settings - excluding the non-distinct graphemes/polygraphs.
 WoothOrthography [edit] | |||||||||
| Aa/a/1 | AR ar/aʶ/2 | ARS ars/aʰʶ/3 | AS as/aʰ/4 | Bb/b/ | BH bh/bʱ/5 | Dd/d/ | DH dh/dʱ/6 | Ee/ɶ/ | ER er/ɶˤ/7 |
| ERS ers/ɶᵸ/8 | Ff/f/ | Gg/g/ | GH gh/gʱ/9 | Hh/h/10 | Ii/i/ | IR ir/ɛʶ/11 | IRS irs/ɛʰʶ/12 | IS is/iʰ/13 | Jj/ʐ̩/14 |
| JH jh/ɦ/ | JJ jj/ʝ̩/ | JR jr/ʐ̩ʶ/ | JW jw/ʐ̩ʷ/ | Ll/ð̩/15 | LR lr/ð̩ʶ/16 | LW lw/ð̩ʷ/ | LWR lwr/ʙ̪͆/17, /ð̩ʷʶ/ | Mm/m/ | MH mh/mʱ/18 |
| Nn/n/ | NH nh/nʱ/19 | NR nr/n̩/, [m̩] | Oo/ɔ/ | OR or/ɑˤ/20 | OS os/ɔʰ/21 | Uu/u/ | UR ur/ɔʶ/22 | URS urs/ɔʰʶ/23 | UW uw/uʷ/24 |
| UWR uwr/ʙ̩/25 | Vv/β̝̩/26 | VR vr/β̝̩ʶ/27 | Xx/ʔ/ | Yy/y/ | YR yr/yˤ/28 | YW yw/yʷ/29 | Zz/ð̪͆/ | ZH zh/ʐ̪/, [ʑ]30 | |
| ✖ Unknown alphabetical order [change] | |||||||||
- Most vowels/syllabic consonants have high/low tone and long/short length
- may be considered a syllabic uvular trill
- uvular trill and harsh voice
- harsh voice; more accurately transcribed /aꜝ/
- may be [bɦ]
- may be [dɦ]
- cloudy-voiced, may be harsh voice. May be creaky in low tone.
- like the pharyngeal, but with an epiglottal (or uvular) trill
- may be [gɦ]
- marks voicelessness in previous vowel. Most vowels can be voiceless.
- accompanied by uvular trill
- uvular trill and harsh voice
- harsh voice; more accurately transcribed /iꜝ/
- dental; IPA simplified
- bidental; simplified IPA
- accompanied by uvular trill
- may be more accurately [ð͡ʙ]
- may be [mɦ]
- may be [nɦ]
- extreme pharyngealization. Often tongue is in dental position.
- harsh voice; more accurately transcribed /ɔꜝ/
- accompanied by uvular trill
- uvular trill and harsh voice
- protruded lips with mild frication
- done with tongue in /u/ position
- upper lip even with or behind lower lip, creating a buzzing sound
- accompanied by uvular trill
- cloudy-voiced, may be harsh voice. May be creaky in low tone.
- protruded lips with mild frication; nearly whistling
- before dental vowels
