Cutethank [CUT]
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Cutethank
Héþɣu [°éþ.où]
CutethankHéþɣu [°éþ.où]
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[Deactivated User] on 20 February 2019
Language type
Artistic Language (Artlang)
Species
Amphibian
About Cutethank
So I accidentally made this trying to make Jutsaish.
I'm kinda like "whatever" but seriously I have no idea what a maxilliary yip is supposed to sound like.
I'm kinda like "whatever" but seriously I have no idea what a maxilliary yip is supposed to sound like.
Sample of CutethankCan't find any yet.
Phonology
Phonological System: Amphibian| Table #1 | nasal | vomerine | maxilliary | nare | buccal | post-buccal | velar | glottal |
| stop | t | ð | ʃ1 | ∑ | k | [|]2 | ||
| slide | • | s | ś | |||||
| yip | ! | ƒ | ||||||
| screech | (n)3 | þ4 | ꞇ | ¡ | o5 | |||
| croak | v | — | ||||||
| tweet | º | ß6 | ||||||
| whistle | ∆ | (∂)7 | Ω8 | « |
- formerly /*/ but migrated over time (actually technical reasons but lets pretend)
- Free variation, I think. I have no idea what I'm doing, allophone of /k/
- Foreign; Not in all dialects.
- merged with /t/ for some speakers
- lost in most dialects
- rare
- foreign but in all dialects
- may be syllabic
| Table #2 | front | mid | back |
| high | í | é | ú |
| low | ì | è | ù |
| Table #3 |
| Table #4 |
Syllable Structureʃ
Stress informationʒ
Orthography
Below is the orthography for Cutethank. This includes all graphemes as defined in the language's phonology settings - excluding the non-distinct graphemes/polygraphs.
 CutethankOrthography [edit] | |||||||||
| 6 Бene /∂/1 | Dd Duku /ð/ | Ee/è/ | Éé Éigßú /é/ | Ff Fíi /ƒ/ | Gg Geþ /ʃ/2 | Hh Húé /º/ | Íí Ie ɣu /í/ | Ii Ie /ì/ | Kk Keðde /k/ |
| Mm Mút /∆/ | Nn Núe /n/3 | Oo Ote /Ω/4 | Qq Quku /!/ | ßſ ßú /ß/5 | Ss S¡íu /s/ | Śś Śévu /ś/ | Tt Teheþ /t/ | Úú Uðe ɣu /ú/ | Uu Uðe /ù/ |
| Vv Véo /v/ | Ww Wú~ðiek /«/ | Xx Xuku /•/ | Zz Zué /∑/ | ~ ≈ú /—/ | ¡ !ðé /¡/ | Ƌð Ƌe~í /ꞇ/ | Þþ Þmé /þ/6 | Yɣ Ywu /o/7 | |
| ✖ Unknown alphabetical order [change] | |||||||||
- foreign but in all dialects, loan words only
- formerly /*/ but migrated over time (actually technical reasons but lets pretend)
- Foreign; Not in all dialects, loan words only
- may be syllabic
- rare
- merged with /t/ for some speakers
- lost in most dialects
