Kaniəʔkéha/Kanien’kéha
The Mohawk alternative orthography
Devised by: Michael Fustumum (michaelpeterfustumum(at)gmail.com)
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Proposed letter |
Francis-Smith letter |
IPA |
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1 |
A a |
A a |
[a] |
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2 |
E e |
E e |
[e] |
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3 |
Ə ə | en |
[ʌ̃] |
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4 |
H h | H h | [h] |
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5 |
I i | I i | [i] |
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6 |
J j | ts(-/i/y) | [d͡ʒ] |
| 7 |
K k |
K k |
[k] |
| 8 | L l | L l | [l] |
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9 |
M m |
M m |
[m] |
| 10 |
N n |
N n |
[n] |
| 11 |
O o |
O o |
[o] |
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12 |
P p | P p | [p] |
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13 |
R r | R r | [r] |
| 14 |
S s |
S s |
[s] |
| 15 |
T t |
T t |
[t] |
| 16 |
U u |
on |
[ũ] |
| 17 | W w | W w | [w] |
| 18 | Y y | Y y | [j] |
| 19 | ʔ ʔ | ’ | [ʔ] |
| There would not be letters b, c, d, f, g, q(u), v, x, z, which would be only used in loanwords or replaced by p, k/s, t, p, k, k(w), p, ks, s, respectively. | |||
| Short high | ā |
| Long rising | á |
| Long falling | à |
Text example
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