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Introduction
eufaemiaJuly 17, 2026195 words
úlen etér!
(Welcome!)
Merry met, and welcome to the world of Chílanoth!
Before jumping straight into it, I have a few things I'd like to mention.
Latin Transcription
I will frequently be spelling out words in latin characters, and they are generally pronounced like this:
ch | ɧ |
|---|---|
a / á | a |
o / ó | ɔ |
u | ʊ |
ú | uː |
e / é | ɛ |
i | ɪ |
í | iː |
y | ʏ |
ý | yː |
n | n |
m | m |
h | h |
f | f |
th | ð |
g | g |
k | k |
d | d |
t | t |
v | v |
w | w |
b | b |
p | p |
l | l |
r | r |
s | s̄ |
sh | ɕ |
Observe: factors such as sentiment or dialects will not be taken into account in the latin transcription. Stress is also not visually represented but generally follows the stress rules.
IPA transcriptions are phonemic.
Tags in Dictionary
I use tags to imbed the Áiryn óm Mái (Discipline of Correspondences) into the dictionary. Each word in the dictionary has tags with examples of words it is related to. More about the Áiryn óm Mái in the text "Áiryn óm Mái".
Happy studying!
dúláien níéloa enoae!
(May your path be blessed!)
/yufáya