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Contents 1 Consonants argyſŭenoes 1.1 Latin orthography: 1.2 Cyrillic orthography: 1.3 Greek orthography: 1.4 IPA: 1.5 X-SAMPA: 1.6 Yahoo Conlang orthography: 2 Vowels ſŭevſŭenoes 2.1 Latin orthography 2.2 Cyrillic orthography 2.3 Greek orthography 2.4 Yahoo conlang orthography 3 Tones ſŭenoes

Consonants argyſŭenoes

Latin orthography:

	Labial		Dental		Alveolar		Palatal
Plosive	p	b	t	d	ć	ź	к (k)	g
Fricative	f	v	þ	ð	s	z	x	ϙ (q)
Sonorant	ɱ	m	ł	l	r	n	ħ (h)	ȝ (j)

There are no velar consonants. <ng> = /ng/, not /ŋ/; <nx> = /nç/, not /ŋç/, etc.

Cyrillic orthography:

	Labial		Dental		Alveolar		Palatal
Plosive	п	б	т	д	ц	ѕ	к	г
Fricative	ф	в	ѳ	ђ	c	з	x	ѓ
Sonorant	ӎ	м	ӆ	л	p	н	ы	j

Palatalized consonant see palatalized vowels.

Labialized consonant see labialized vowels.

There are no velar consonants. <нг> = /ng/, not /ŋ/; <нх> = /nç/, not /ŋç/, etc.

Greek orthography:

	Labial		Dental		Alveolar		Palatal
Plosive	π	ϐ	т	δ	ς	Ϡ	к	γ
Fricative	ф	β	θ	ђ	σ	ζ	χ	Ϟ
Sonorant	μ̀	μ	ƛ	λ	ρ	ν	ħ	j

There are no velar consonants. <νγ> = /ng/, not /ŋ/; <νχ> = /nç/, not /ŋç/, etc.

IPA:

	Labial		Dental		Alveolar		Palatal
Plosive	p	b	t	d	ʦ	ʣ	k	g
Fricative	ɸ	β	θ	ð	s	z	ç	ʝ
Sonorant	m̥	m	l̥	l	ɾ	n	j̥	j

X-SAMPA:

	Labial		Dental		Alveolar		Palatal
Plosive	p	b	t_d	d_d	ts)	dz)	c	J\
Fricative	p\	B	T_d	D_d	s	z	C	j\
Sonorant	m_0	m	l_0_d	l_d	4_0	n	j_0	j

Yahoo Conlang orthography:

	Labial		Dental		Alveolar		Palatal
Plosive	p	b	t	d	ts	dz	k	g
Fricative	f	v	þ	ð	s	z	x	q
Sonorant	mh	m	lh	l	rh	n	jh	j

Vowels ſŭevſŭenoes

Latin orthography

	front unrounded		near-front unrounded		near-back rounded		back unrounded		back rounded
close	i	/i i/					w	/ɯ M/	u	/u u/
near-close			ı	/ɪ I/	w	/ʊ U/
close-mid	e	/e e/							o	/o o/
open-mid	y	/ɛ E/							ø	/O ɔ/
open	a	/a a/

near back rounded is allophonic

Palatalized vowel indicated by a preceding ĭ.

Labialized vowel indicated by a preceding ŭ.

Cyrillic orthography

	front unrounded		near-front unrounded		near-back rounded		back unrounded		back rounded
close	и	/i i/					ъ	/ɯ M/	у	/u u/
near-close			ь	/ɪ I/	ъ	/ʊ U/
close-mid	е	/e e/							о	/o o/
open-mid	э	/ɛ E/							ѫ	/O ɔ/
open	а	/a a/

near back rounded is allophonic

Palatalized vowel и → i; e → ε; a → я; ѫ → ѭ; o → ё; y → ю.

Labialized vowel и → ўи; е → ўе; а → ўа; ѫ → ўѫ; o → ўо; y → ўу.

Greek orthography

	front unrounded		near-front unrounded		near-back rounded		back unrounded		back rounded
close	ι	/i i/					ϋ	/ɯ M/	υ	/u u/
near-close			ϊ	/ɪ I/	ϋ	/ʊ U/
close-mid	η	/e e/							ω	/o o/
open-mid	ε	/ɛ E/							ο	/O ɔ/
open	α	/a a/

near back rounded is allophonic

palatalized vowel ι → ῐι; η → ῐη; α → ῐα; o → ῐο; ω → ῐω; υ → ῐυ.

labialized vowel ι → ῠι; η → ῠη; α → ῠα; o → ῠο; ω → ῠω; υ → ῠυ.

Yahoo conlang orthography

	front unrounded		near-front unrounded		near-back rounded		back unrounded		back rounded
close	i	/i i/					w	/ɯ M/	u	/u u/
near-close			ı	/ɪ I/	ü	/ʊ U/
close-mid	e	/e e/							o	/o o/
open-mid	y	/ɛ E/							ø	/O ɔ/
open	a	/a a/

near back rounded is allophonic

Palatalized vowel by, ðy, etc.

Labialized vowel bw, ðw, etc..

Tones ſŭenoes

Senjecas is a tonal language with three tones: high, mid, and low. The following rules apply to the lemmata in this WikiFrath lexicon:

1. The high tone is found on verbs, nouns, and adjectives only.
2. The high tone is always on the antepenult, e.g., âbes, ââźus, anêrus.
3. The mid tone is found on every other syllable anterior to the primary, e.g., áɱaĸâþlis.
4. Disyllabic adverbs and postpositions carry only a mid tone, and that on the antepenult, e.g., áfa.
5. Monosyllables carry the base tone only, e.g., be, except for the ordinal numbers, which have a high tone, e.g., dŭô.
6. Interjections carry the high tone on the ultima, e.g., aaî, aî, angû.