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===Orthography=== | ===Orthography=== | ||
====Alphabet==== | |||
The Dogrish alphabet consists of 31 letters. | |||
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|+ Names of letters | |+ Names of letters | ||
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| G g || ''Gegja'' || [ˈgej:ə] || [g], [j] | | G g || ''Gegja'' || [ˈgej:ə] || [g], [j] | ||
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| H h || ''Hå'' || [ho:] || [h] | | H h || ''Hå'' || [ho:] || [h], [ç] | ||
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| I i || ''Hyvud-i'' || [ˈhy:vɘðˌɨ] || [ɪ], [ɨ] | | I i || ''Hyvud-i'' || [ˈhy:vɘðˌɨ] || [ɪ], [ɨ] | ||
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| Å å || ''Å'' || [o:] || [o:] | | Å å || ''Å'' || [o:] || [o:] | ||
|} | |||
====Digraphs==== | |||
In Dogrish orthography, a number of letter combinations result in a particular phoneme associated with the multigraph. | |||
{| class="wikitable" | |||
|+ Multigraphs | |||
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! Multigraph !! Most common associated phoneme | |||
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| ''av'' || [au̯] | |||
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| ''dj'' || [ɟ] | |||
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| ''ej'' || [ɑi̯], [ɛi̯] | |||
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| ''gj'' || [j:] | |||
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| ''ng'' || [ŋ] | |||
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| ''óv'' || [ow] | |||
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| ''ófð'' || [ow:] | |||
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| ''sj'' || [ɕ] | |||
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| ''tj'' || [c] | |||
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| ''uv'' || [u:u̯] | |||
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| ''yv'' || [yu̯] | |||
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| ''æi'' || [æ:i̯] | |||
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| ''öj'' || [ɤy̯] | |||
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| ''öy'' || [œy̯] | |||
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| ''åi'' || [oːi̯] | |||
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===Morphophonology=== | ===Morphophonology=== | ||
==Morphology== | ==Morphology== | ||
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