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:''Main article: The [[Attian]] language.'' | :''Main article: The [[Attian]] language.'' | ||
:''See also: [[Attian#Morphology|Attian morphology]] and [[IPA for Attian]].'' | :''See also: [[Attian#Morphology|Attian morphology]] and [[IPA for Attian]].'' | ||
This appendix describes the phonology and corresponding processes of the Attian language | This appendix describes the phonology and corresponding processes of the Attian language. The [[Attian]] language is an artificial a priori language, and has thus the freedom of a phonology created from scratch, quite irregular. The consonantal inventory is remarkable for being quite "alveolo-velar", lacking any labialconsonants. | ||
==Consonants== | ==Consonants== | ||