Tseer

Phonology

Consonants

	Labial	Dental	Alveolar		Retroflex		Palatal	Velar	Labiovelar
			central	lateral	central	lateral
Voiceless stop	p /p/	t /t/			ṭ /ʈ/			c /k/
Voiced stop		d /d/
Voiceless fricative	ph /ɸ/	th /θ/	s /s/	ł /ɬ~ɮ/	ṣ /ʂ/	ł̣ /ɬ̢~ɮ̢/		ch /x/
Voiced fricative	ƀ /β/	đ /ð/	z /z/		ẓ /ʐ/			ǥ /ɣ/
Affricate			ts /ts/
Nasal	m /m/	n /n/			ṇ /ɳ/			ŋ /ŋ/
Nasalized fricative	mh /β̃/	nh /ð̃/			ṇh /ʐ̃/			ŋh /ɣ̃/
Approximant				l /l/	r /ɻ/	ḷ /ɭ/	y /y/		w /w/

Vowels

	Front		Near-front	Near-back	Back
	unrounded	rounded	unrounded	rounded	unrounded	rounded
High	í /i/	ü /y/			ũ /ɯ/	ú /u/
Near-High			i /ɪ̈/	u /ʊ̈/
Mid	é /e/	ö /ø/			õ /ɤ/	o /o/
Low-Mid			e /ɛ̈/	o /ɔ̈/
Low	á /æ/		a /a/		å /ɑ~ɒ/

Vowels may be long. This is indicated orthographically by doubling the vowel letter. Proto-C'mon-C'mere does not have diphthongs.

Phonotactics

The syllable structure is (C)(C)V(C). In addition, clusters of two consonants are allowed word-finally.

There are no restrictions on consonant clusters which means Proto-C'mon-C'mere allows some pretty weird consonant clusters, for example: mkéénp (ferments into lactic acid)