Syllabary
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All native words to Ganima are build exclusively by syllables consisting of up to two letters, with the consonant, if present, being always infront of the vowel. Just accrodingly to the (C)V structure. Foreign words, if unable or unsound to adapt them into the former paradigm, can be written according to their spelling, while maintaining the structure of the Ganima script, which is syllabic.