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Final schwa is written as TM, alif or alif maqSūra (possibly with hamza) depending on the Arabic etymology. In Irish loans:
Final schwa is written as TM, alif or alif maqSūra (possibly with hamza) depending on the Arabic etymology. In Irish loans:
* feminine and plural marker: TM
* feminine and plural marker: TM
* Irish passive participles: alif. The /h/ in the -tha/-the allomorph may be written as a ''hā'' with two dots above to avoid confusion with native ''-he'' (3fs suffix), a case of nonfinal TM.
* final schwas in unmarked forms, such as Irish passive participles: alif. The /h/ in the -tha/-the allomorph may be written as a ''hā'' with two dots above to avoid confusion with native ''-he'' (3fs suffix), a case of nonfinal TM.


3ayn is used for diphthongs ending in /ɐ/ in loanwords, e.g. كْلاب ليعهة ''clèb lìaṫa'' [k̟ʰlʲeːb lʲiɐħ{{lowered}}ə] 'gray dogs'
3ayn is used for diphthongs ending in /ɐ/ in loanwords, e.g. كْلاب ليعهة ''clèb lìaṫa'' [k̟ʰlʲeːb lʲiɐħ{{lowered}}ə] 'gray dogs'
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