The document provides information about the letters in an invented alphabet including their names, sounds, inherent vowels, and roles. Each letter is assigned a main role and subcategories that indicate its function as an initial, medial, or final letter in words relating to categories like greetings, numbers, verbs, adjectives, and more. Diacritics are also described that can change the inherent vowel of a letter or make it syllabic.
The document provides information about the letters in an invented alphabet including their names, sounds, inherent vowels, and roles. Each letter is assigned a main role and subcategories that indicate its function as an initial, medial, or final letter in words relating to categories like greetings, numbers, verbs, adjectives, and more. Diacritics are also described that can change the inherent vowel of a letter or make it syllabic.
The document provides information about the letters in an invented alphabet including their names, sounds, inherent vowels, and roles. Each letter is assigned a main role and subcategories that indicate its function as an initial, medial, or final letter in words relating to categories like greetings, numbers, verbs, adjectives, and more. Diacritics are also described that can change the inherent vowel of a letter or make it syllabic.
-Note: The diacritic should be straight above the letter like in ñ but the font can’t do that yet.
Inherent Vowel → /ɐ/ /i/ /o/ /u/
New Vowel ↓ /ɐ/ c c c /i/ c O O /o/ O O e /u/ e e e Example: k's inherent vowel is /i/. Adding c makes the vowel /ɐ/, O makes it /o/, and e makes it /u/. Lone Vowel/Short Vowel/Syllabic Consonant Diacritic: Y and Long Vowel Diacritic: A Add Y to x, t, y, and p to make them /ɐ/, /i/, /o/, and /u/ respectively. Add Y to a to make the previous letter vowel extra short (/◌̆/). Add Y to n to make it a syllabic consonant (n) Long Vowel Diacritic/Importance Marker:Since a after a combined consonant only makes its vowel length normal, adding a A to it makes the vowel extra long again (like a’s normal job). A also keeps a letter (not a) in its full form and other letters shorten to it. (i.e. spA is /spɐ/ and not /sɐp/ like normal) Letter Roles (Main and Subcategories): Letters roles, a type of word/group of words, are assigned to a letter and its 3 forms. This can be at the beginning (u = general noun) or end (q = noun case inflection) Shaded red = initial pos. | Shaded yellow = medial pos. | Shaded blue = final pos. Main Role Role/Form → Inherent Form Letter ↓ c O e Beginning a Greeting (Arrival) Nouns Verbs Adjectives End j Greeting (Departure) Nouns Verbs Adjectives Number Words (n)/ s Disjunctive Inanimate Ordinal Numbers Animate Counting Past tense (v) Numbers /Past Tense Counting Time/Middle k Time Words Period of Time Point in Time Middle Progressive(v) / l Progressive/Female Passive Voice Fem./Passive Marker Marker Positive Words y Other Qualities Affirmative: “Yes” Mood/Condition Appearance Negative Words f Other Qualities Negative: “No” Mood/Condition Appearance Human Nouns h Human words Human Creation: Body Part Human Creation: Concrete Abstract Articles i Indefinite Partitive Definite Negative Pronouns n Personal/Possessive/ Reflexive Indefinite Reciprocal Demonstratives Human Verbs m Physical Pos/Neu Physical Negative Mental Pos/Neu Mental Negative General Verbs d Physical Pos/Neu Physical Negative Mental Pos/Neu Mental Negative General Adjectives t Other Adj./Perfect Value/Opinion Color Shape/Size (n)/perfect (v) Aspect (Subjective) Auxiliary Verbs r Auxiliary Verbs Noun Cases q Genitive Accusative Dative Locative General Nouns u Concrete Non-Living Concrete Living Concrete/Abstract Abstract Concepts Familial Words v Male/Other & Older Female & Older Male/Other & Younger Female & Younger Conjunction w “And”, “Or”, and Subordinating Coordinating Correlative (n)/Infinitive (v) Infinitives Conjunctions Conjunctions (Others) Conjunctions Prepositions x Other Time Movement Place Plural(n/v)/superlative o Plural (2+) Plural (dual) Superlative Measurement (adj)/measurement Adverbs p Other Adverbs Adverb of Adverb of Degree Adverb of Frequency Time/Place Interrogative z Other Time/Place People Reason/Manner Pronouns/Particle Interjections/Future b Pos/Neutral Other and Pos/Neutral Negative Other Negative Surprise (v) Future Tense Surprise Conjugation g Comparative 1st person 2nd Person 3rd Person and other (v.)/Comparative (adj) Conjugation Conjugation Conjugation