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== Orthography == | == Orthography == | ||
Al-Qayljiyyah is written with the Arabic script. Native Gaelic words cannot always be read unambiguously in the orthography, as broadness is unwritten in many cases. | Al-Qayljiyyah is written with the Arabic script. Native Gaelic words have established spellings but cannot always be read unambiguously in the orthography, as broadness is unwritten in many cases. | ||
Final schwa is spelled with final ''teá marbúta'', called ''marbúta'' for short. (final /h/ is spelled with ''há'') | Final schwa is spelled with final ''teá marbúta'', called ''marbúta'' for short. (final /h/ is spelled with ''há'') | ||