Orthography
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Acorian Script
Adorish natively uses the Acorian script, a semi abjad system that involved combining extensions for denoting closed vowels after the consonants and separate letters for mid vowels. The dot diacritics for representing /a/ would not come for a few more centuries.
Latin Romanisation
For writing Adorish using Latin symbols, a phonemic based system will be used here:
| Labial | Dental | Alveolar | Postalveolar | Velar |
Stop | p b |
| t d |
| c g |
Nasal | m |
| n |
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Affricate |
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| tz |
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Fricative | f v | z | s | ch | j |
Liquid |
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| l | y |
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Rhotic |
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| r |
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| Front | Central | Back |
Closed | i î |
| u û |
| y ŷ |
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Mid | e ê |
| o ô |
Open |
| a â |
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- For writing stress, an acute accent is placed over a short vowel. Stress is not differentiated for long vowels.