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1. The native alphabet was ultimately derived from an ancient featural abugida. | 1. The native alphabet was ultimately derived from an ancient featural abugida. | ||
2. The practical orthography was devised by the first terrestrial linguists to reach Venus. The Wilkins Orthography has since become the default scheme of romanisation for | 2. The practical orthography was devised by the first terrestrial linguists to reach Venus. The Wilkins Orthography has since become the default scheme of romanisation for Nakvaxa. | ||
3. In the Wilkins Orthography, /ɬ/ is written as ⟨l⟩ adjacent to /b, d, g/. | 3. In the Wilkins Orthography, /ɬ/ is written as ⟨l⟩ adjacent to /b, d, g/. |
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