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 |  || a ||  || {{IPA|/a/}} || lawšā<!--*lewH---> || Literally "opening".
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-|  || e || ĕ || {{IPA|/e/}} || barqā silīṯā  || Literally "sloped breaking". <br />In native words, only occurs in combination with a mater lectionis.
+|  || e || ĕ || {{IPA|/e/}} || barqā salīṯā  || Literally "sloped breaking". <br />In native words, only occurs in combination with a mater lectionis.
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 |  || i ||  || {{IPA|/i/}} || barqā<!--*breg--> || Literally "breaking".
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-|  || o || ŏ || {{IPA|/o/}} || ’anzā silīṯā || Literally "sloped narrowing". <br />In native words, only occurs in combination with a mater lectionis.
+|  || o || ŏ || {{IPA|/o/}} || ’anzā salīṯā || Literally "sloped narrowing". <br />In native words, only occurs in combination with a mater lectionis.
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 |  || u ||  || {{IPA|/u/}} || ‘anzā<!--*h2eng'h--> || Literally "narrowing".
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 | || â || aa; ā || {{IPA|/aː/}} || lawšā ṭalgā || Literally "long opening". <br />Used in a few words.
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-|  || ē || ee; ea; ei; ey; ê; e || {{IPA|/eː/}} || yāḏā silīṯā || Literally "sloped yāḏā".
+|  || ē || ee; ea; ei; ey; ê; e || {{IPA|/eː/}} || yāḏā salīṯā || Literally "sloped yāḏā".
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 |  || ī || ii; ee; iy; î || {{IPA|/iː/}} || yāḏā ṭalgā || Literally "long yāḏā".
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-|  || ō || oo; oa; ou; ow; ô; o || {{IPA|/oː/}} || wawwā silīṯā || Literally "sloped wawwā".
+|  || ō || oo; oa; ou; ow; ô; o || {{IPA|/oː/}} || wawwā salīṯā || Literally "sloped wawwā".
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 |  || ū || uu; oo; uw; û || {{IPA|/uː/}} || wawwā ṭalgā || Literally "long wawwā".
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 | || C || || C || kīlā || Literally "resting". <br />Used to indicate that a consonant is not followed by a vowel.
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-| || CC || || C{{IPA|ː}} || ḅulīṯā || Literally "strengthened". <br />Used to indicate that a consonant is geminated.
+| || CC || || C{{IPA|ː}} || ḅalīṯā || Literally "strengthened". <br />Used to indicate that a consonant is geminated.
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