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Buzzes and Dead Buzzes

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There are four classes of letters in the Kruceran alphabet.

  1. Vowels

  2. Hard consonants

  3. Soft consonants

  4. Buzzes/ Dead Buzzes

Each buzz is paired with a dead buzz, which is the same letter but without the fricative.

The four pairs of dead buzzes and buzzes are:

  1. C (s) — Z (z)

  2. F (f) — V (v)

  3. H (θ) — TH (ð)

  4. SH (ʃ) — J (ʒ)

In most words, a dead buzz can be swapped out with a buzz in order to add emphasis. This is most common in adjectives.

Ex. álshio (strong) —> áljio (super strong)

When nouns are made plural, a buzz is ended onto the end of the word. If they end in a dead buzz, the dead buzz is replaced with the buzz. For more detail on that, look at the Plurals grammar page.