| Languages (185): |
| Conlangs (165): |
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| Miapimoquitch |
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| Qþyn|gài |
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| Jezzali |
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| Yanusu |
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| Skerre |
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| Kisuna |
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| Vilani |
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| Lajik |
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| Dahilese |
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| Icnac |
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| Waysignig |
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| Ngeyunh hunting language |
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| K'tle |
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| Uscaniv |
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| Kuyʔūn |
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| Qichiuqtluq |
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| Patakasama |
All the vowels are :
a i u
a almost like in british pronunciation of car (X-SAMPA : between a: and A:)
i like in feel (X-SAMPA : i:)
u like in choose (X-SAMPA : u:) |
| Tama |
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| Katkagor |
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| Yulasa |
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| Lhenazi |
/a e i o/
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| Aveata |
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| Nova |
/a e i o/; < u > represents /w/, and may prove to have been a poor orthographic choice... Vowels contrast for tone and nasalization, and each diacritic codes tone and nasalization simultaneously (hence the profusion of vowel diacritics): /a_1 a~_1 a_2 a~_2 a_3 a~_3/ <á ā a ã à ą> |
| Rayalaka |
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| Tanaman |
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| Llapoyan |
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| Wirid |
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| Miirna |
i, u, a
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| Sihaku |
/i a u/ |
| Dothraki |
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| Apituka |
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| Thiuas |
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| Toilan |
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3 vowels. X-SAMPA: /i, u, A/. No phonemic diphthongs. [e] occurs as an allophone of /i/, [o] as an allophone of/u/, and [@] as an allophone of /A/. |
| Uzkian |
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| Prakyũ (Classical) |
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| Yaufulti |
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| Rahwneʔ |
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| Rarlang |
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| Ukhshaya |
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| Dapaq |
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| Ataican |
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| Jayus |
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| Gnusyak [Ghnushak] |
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| South Eresian |
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| Insular Kett |
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| Proto-Ksqrian |
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| Proto-Aukkangtin |
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| Tmaśareʔ |
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| Llapakhi |
/i a o /
/i: a: o:/ |
| Fupoloypan |
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| Trikuharric |
i u a ɑ |
| Pateko |
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| Slyrdian |
/y u ɔ œ/ |
| Qitatyattas |
/a/,/i/,/u/, lengthened in stressed open syllables
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| Damin |
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| Sarikan |
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| Mithara |
/i u ɛ ɑ/, with regressive harmony between /ɛ ɑ/ |
| Mamambam |
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| Vrlungla |
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| Ulmiric |
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| Qi (Irfikian Language) |
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| Lántas |
/i a u iː aː uː ai au iə uə m̩ n̩ ɻ̩ l̩/ |
| Ebo Lingai |
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| FKL |
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| Atsn |
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| Modern low Ponuhi |
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| Pymmalian |
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| Old Lonmai luna |
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| Sonorian |
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| Necarasso Cryssesa |
/a e i o/ |
| Dahawj |
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| Black speech |
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| ea-luna |
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| Satang |
/i/ /u/
/a/ |
| Proto-Zachydic |
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| Apelcheq Maulochsab |
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| Oligo |
There is only ever 1 phonemic vowel, hence its phonetic value doesn't matter.
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| Wally Toxic |
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| FeNeKeRe |
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| Proto Tændean |
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| Proto-Gramurn |
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| Grru |
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| LipTalk |
Unrounded open back: a
Round close back: u
Unrounded close central: i
middle central (schwa): e |
| LCR |
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| Tumbian |
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| Nefer Jed |
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| Ewheshenin |
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| Primitive Ruminis |
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| Minhast |
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| Caryatic |
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| Wihri |
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| Traup |
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| Doubleyew Eyepea |
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| Salga |
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| Spraka |
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| Lwaitel |
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| Jel |
The consonant-vowel distinction is nowhere near as clear in Jel as it typically is, as everything but stops and clicks may be syllabic. The features involving this distinction may therefore be somewhat misleading, but I have gone with dividing them according to articulation for these rather than behavior in a syllable.
The prototypical vowels are /i/, /ɯ/, /a/ but there is a lot of variation in exact pronunciation due to phonemeic environment and dialect |
| Mindakri |
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| Tnaaq |
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| Luquv |
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| Lixaanu hal-'adami |
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| Ba'eni |
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| Kaingu |
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| Ame language |
/a e i o/, with length distinction
/o/ might be [u] after /h/, in which case /h/ becomes [ɸ], making the combination /ho/ pronounced as [ɸu] |
| Classical Uraki |
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| Iloyan |
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| Gjeyejz-sjayajz |
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| Abasut |
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| Ernalan |
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| Red Creek |
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| Thulean |
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| Weakwan |
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| Tvern El |
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| Proto-Maritime |
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| Talbas |
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| Etelegbe |
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| Nanawe |
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| Touijab Kikxot |
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| Nyan Myat |
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| Dwendish |
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| Illicraic |
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| Ixe Wa |
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| Dwarvish |
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| At'ik |
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| Ḍoláh |
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| Sonsear |
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| Wistanian |
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| Ilcharotic |
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| Enlalen |
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| Atlam |
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| Matanin |
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| Westlandish |
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| Avalonian |
Vowel Inventory:
SHORT VOWELS: /i, u, ɛ, ɔ/
LONG VOWELS: /eɪ, oʊ, aɪ, ɑʊ/
Phonetically, the long vowels are
diphthongs but they pattern as long
vowels. |
| Grayis |
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| Asokon |
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| Least Average |
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| Old Drengan |
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| ’Ukana’akau |
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| Nicho |
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| Kobold |
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| Wara |
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| Ox-yew |
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| Syt |
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| Wild Tongue |
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| Aats'ax |
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| Hacklow |
/i, u, ä/ plus two diphthongs /aɪ, ɑʊ/ |
| Undercommon |
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| Kali-Sise |
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| MPCL(PN) |
/i, u, a, aɪ, aʊ/. [ɛ] is the
realisation of /aɪ/ in a closed
syllable. [ɔ] is the realisation of
/aʊ/ in a closed syllable.
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| Sqopran |
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| Free Tongue |
/i, u, ɛ, ɑ/. There also phonetic
diphthongs, /eɪ, oʊ, aɪ, ɑʊ/, which
act as phonological long vowels. |
| Dladwu |
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| Ipiki |
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| Jafian |
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| Ngoosha |
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| Lauvinko |
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| Mipukwi |
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| Wenja |
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| Soc'ul' |
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| Standard Knrawi |
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| mollydot's first go |
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| Vrkhazhian |
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| Keeltyewarem |
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