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title: Rhymes:English/ɛkəʊ...


text:
Rhymes:English/ɛkəʊbæŋk

Pronunciation
,

Three syllables

 * FinecoBank
 * Inecobank

title: Rhymes:English/ɛkəʊbæŋk


text:
Houlahan

Etymology
Variant of.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Houlahan is the 61436th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 327 individuals. Houlahan is most common among White (95.11%) individuals.

title: Houlahan


text: Rhymes:English/ɛstʃ...

title: Rhymes:English/ɛstʃ...


text:
Template:RQ:syc:Short Chronicle:2016/documentation

Parameters

 * page or pages
 * the paginal division of the book edition.

 * line or lines

 * passage
 * t
 * subst
 * tr
 * 1
 * footer

 * 1
 * converts into citation template, whereas it is a quotation template by default.
 * lang
 * manipulates the language code which is used for categorization in quotes and is displayed in the citation template and defaults to Classical Syriac.


text: Template:RQ:syc:Short Chronicle:2016

title: Template:RQ:syc:Short Chronicle:2016


text: Category:Classical Syriac quotation templates


text:
Rhymes:English/ɛstʃʌk

Pronunciation
,

Two syllables

 * Feschuk
 * Teschuk
 * Zeschuk

title: Rhymes:English/ɛstʃʌk


text: Rhymes:English/ɪdbɹ...

title: Rhymes:English/ɪdbɹ...


text:
Rhymes:English/ɪdbɹʊk

Pronunciation
,

Two syllables

 * Kidbrooke
 * Lydbrook
 * Skidbrooke

title: Rhymes:English/ɪdbɹʊk


text:
Rhymes:English/ɪkbʊk

Pronunciation
,

Two syllables

 * Blikbook
 * sick-book

title: Rhymes:English/ɪkbʊk


text:
Rhymes:English/ɪltʃʊk

Pronunciation
,

Two syllables

 * Ilczuk
 * Pilczuk

title: Rhymes:English/ɪltʃʊk


text:
Rhymes:English/ɪltʃʌk

Pronunciation
,

Two syllables

 * drill-chuck
 * Pilchuck

title: Rhymes:English/ɪltʃʌk


text: virāgo

title: virāgo


text: gAf

title: gAf


text:
Rhymes:English/ɪŋkəvɪtʃ

Pronunciation
,

Three syllables

 * Ninković, Ninkovich
 * Sinković

Four syllables

 * Marcinkiewicz
 * Marinković
 * Milinkovich

title: Rhymes:English/ɪŋkəvɪtʃ


text:
Rhymes:English/ɪŋkɪʃ

Pronunciation
,

Two syllables

 * Chinkish
 * inkish
 * pinkish
 * twinkish

title: Rhymes:English/ɪŋkɪʃ


text:
దౌత్య కార్యాలయం

Noun

 * 1) diplomatic mission

title: దౌత్య కార్యాలయం


text:
ᚾᛁᚢ

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1) nine
 * 2) * 550-600,
 * "gmq-pro"

title: ᚾᛁᚢ


text: Rhymes:English/ɪŋkf...

title: Rhymes:English/ɪŋkf...


text:
Rhymes:English/ɪŋkfɪʃ

Pronunciation
,

Two syllables

 * ink-fish, inkfish
 * pinkfish
 * stink-fish, stinkfish

title: Rhymes:English/ɪŋkfɪʃ


text: Rhymes:English/ɪŋkw...

title: Rhymes:English/ɪŋkw...


text:
aventurina

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) aventurine quartz spangled with mica

title: aventurina


text: Citations:Darya Boyi

title: Citations:Darya Boyi


text:
genotsiid

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) genocide

title: genotsiid


text:
Rhymes:English/ɪŋkwɪʃ

Pronunciation
,

Two syllables

 * linquish
 * vinquish

Three syllables

 * delinquish
 * relinquish

Four syllables

 * derelinquish

title: Rhymes:English/ɪŋkwɪʃ


text: Category:et:Murder

title: Category:et:Murder


text:
Rhymes:English/ɪŋkwɒʃ

Pronunciation
,

Two syllables

 * ink-wash
 * pinkwash

title: Rhymes:English/ɪŋkwɒʃ


text:
داخرقان

Etymology
From univerbized from the word for “country, land, village”, which is in 🇨🇬, and the name of a military minister employed under  and  known from the  and named in Arabic mostly  and  but most correctly in 🇨🇬, of dubious interpretation, but the settlement nigh croplands took this army commander’s name for the strategical importance as a rich treasury of provisions, according to a local interpretation transmitted by Yāqūt al-Ḥamawī, who only knows it as  and completely clipped.

title: داخرقان


text: わだかまり

title: わだかまり


text: わだかまる

title: わだかまる


text:
sulis

Etymology
. Compare,.

title: sulis


text:
pośpieszać

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to hurry
 * 2)  to hurry

title: pośpieszać


text:
រង្វង់

Noun

 * 1) circle

title: រង្វង់


text:
Talk:right-thinking

Same as right-minded
Is right-minded a synonym? --Backinstadiums (talk) 17:36, 11 July 2021 (UTC)

title: Talk:right-thinking


text:
Talk:anything but

He proved anything but prophetic
Among the words that he labeled nonwords are three that might still be considered so: ✳enthused, ✳experimentalize, ✳preventative. But with most of the others he mentioned, he proved anything but prophetic—they’re now standard. Is this idiom being used here? --Backinstadiums (talk) 17:40, 11 July 2021 (UTC)

title: Talk:anything but


text:
Talk:not in the least

SoP?
not + in the least --Backinstadiums (talk) 17:45, 11 July 2021 (UTC)

title: Talk:not in the least


text:
love jones

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  An intense, addiction-like craving or desire for love, especially romantic love.

title: love jones


text: love joneses

title: love joneses


text: Template:it-pron-adj

title: Template:it-pron-adj


text:
addiction-like

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling an addiction.

title: addiction-like


title: hab2


title: u3


title: agar4


title: si12


title: se12


text: Tongguzbasti

title: Tongguzbasti


title: sig15


text: jurusz

title: jurusz


title: gar3


title: il2


text:
kostymdrama

Etymology
🇰🇲

Noun

 * 1) costume drama

title: kostymdrama


text: kostymdramat

title: kostymdramat


text: kostymdramer

title: kostymdramer


text: kostymdramerna

title: kostymdramerna


text:
ههنا

Adverb

 * 1) here, in this place

title: ههنا


text: kostymdramas

title: kostymdramas


text: kostymdramats

title: kostymdramats


text: هاهنا

title: هاهنا


text: kostymdramers

title: kostymdramers


text: kostymdramernas

title: kostymdramernas


text:
implosie

Noun

 * 1) implosion

title: implosie


text: implosies

title: implosies


text: exportgewassen

title: exportgewassen


text:
ههناك

Adverb

 * 1) there, in that place

title: ههناك


text: هاهناك

title: هاهناك


text:
kipperish

Adjective

 * 1) Characteristic of a kipper (smoked fish)

title: kipperish


text:
快眠

Noun

 * 1) pleasant sleep

Verb

 * 1) to have a pleasant sleep

title: 快眠


text: かいみん

title: かいみん


text:
مراغة

Etymology
A given during Islamicization (outgoing ) from, or , referring to animals lying in the mud in which they wallow.

title: مراغة


text:
siły powietrzne

Etymology
lit. 'air forces'.

Noun

 * 1)  air force
 * 1)  air force

title: siły powietrzne


text:
expositie

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) An exposition, an exhibit.

title: expositie


text: exposities

title: exposities


text:
diabelsko

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) devilishly
 * 2) evilly, fiendishly
 * 3) devilishly, fiendishly
 * 1) devilishly, fiendishly
 * 1) devilishly, fiendishly

title: diabelsko


text:
لومبوز

Etymology
Kahane derives the word from via an unattested 🇨🇬. Nişanyan traces it to 🇨🇬, from which. Compare 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  porthole; scuttle

title: لومبوز


text:
أهر

Etymology 2
Causative to.

Verb

 * 1) to cause to purr, whirr, bray, grumble, snarl, or howl
 * 2) to call to the water

title: أهر


text: expressionisten

title: expressionisten


text:
judiotlacatl

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A Jew, a Jewish person.

title: judiotlacatl


text:
rozpychać

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to push apart
 * 2)  to jostle

title: rozpychać


text:
ᚹᚱᚨᛁᛏᚨ

Verb

 * 1) * 5th-6th century, Trollhättan II bracteate (IK 639 )
 * "gmq-pro"
 * "gmq-pro"

- ᛖ[ᚴ]ᛖᚱᛁᛚᚨᛉᛗᚨᚱᛁᚦᛖᚢᛒᚨᛉᚺᚨᛁᛏᛖᚹᚱᚨᛁᛏᚨᛚᚨᚦᛟ e[k]erilazmariþeubazhaitewraitalaþo

Usage notes
Since the a immediately following wrait is not easily explainable, it has been theorized by some authors that this is actually an archaic ending inherited from the Proto-Indo-European stative 1st singular indicative *-h₂e.

title: ᚹᚱᚨᛁᛏᚨ


text:
rozepchać

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to push apart
 * 2)  to jostle
 * 1)  to jostle

title: rozepchać


text:
judiocihuatl

Noun

 * 1) famale Jew.

title: judiocihuatl


text:
rozepchnąć

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to push apart
 * 2)  to jostle
 * 1)  to jostle

title: rozepchnąć


text:
judioquichtli

Noun

 * 1) male Jew.

title: judioquichtli


text:
judioyotl

Noun

 * 1) jewishness, Jew thing.

title: judioyotl


text:
judiocayotl

Noun

 * 1) judaism.

title: judiocayotl


text:
extatisch

Etymology
Borrowed from, from , from. Equivalent to.

Adjective

 * 1) ecstatic

title: extatisch


text:
Talk:Tongguzbasti

Synonym Relationship
The relationship between Darya Boyi and Tongguzbasti is not immediately obvious (to someone like me who can't speak Uyghur, Persian etc). Hence I try to demonstrate the synonym/alternative form relationship here by secondary means:
 * "Tongguzbasti (Daya Boyi)"
 * Darya Boyi  (Approved - N) Darya Boyi Xiang   (Approved - N) Daliya Buyi   (Approved - N) Daliya Buyi Xiang   (Approved - N) Daliya Buyi   (Short) Xiang   (Generic) 达里雅布依   (Non-Roman Script - NS) 达里雅布依乡   (Non-Roman Script - NS) 达里雅布依   (Short) 乡   (Generic) Darya Boye   (Variant - V) Tongguzbasti   (Variant - V) Tongguzi Basite   (Variant - V) T’ung-ku-tzu-pa-ssu-t’e   (Variant - V)-->(Note: Spelled differently from the two maps, which employ an 'a' instead of an 'u'.) Тоңгузбасти   (Variant Non-Roman Script - VS) توڭگۇزباستى   (Variant Non-Roman Script - VS) 通古孜巴斯特   (Variant Non-Roman Script - VS) Compare to Russian Soviet Military Topographic Maps – TONGGUZBASTI (China), ed.1985:
 * --Geographyinitiative (talk) 19:20, 11 July 2021 (UTC)

title: Talk:Tongguzbasti


text:
contra-expertise

Etymology
From nl.

Noun

 * 1)  expert investigation by a third party when an earlier expert investigation is contested; second-opinion investigation

title: contra-expertise


text: contra-expertises

title: contra-expertises


text:
逆ナン

Etymology
🇰🇲

Noun

 * 1)  when a woman hits on a man

title: 逆ナン


text: ぎゃくナン

title: ぎゃくナン


text: Category:nb:Five

title: Category:nb:Five


text:
이문

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) profit margin. the amount of money left as profit.

title: 이문


text:
wycieńczać

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to enfeeble, to exhaust, to tire out
 * 2)  to become enfeebled, to become exhausted, to become tired
 * 1)  to become enfeebled, to become exhausted, to become tired

title: wycieńczać


text:
Aștileu

Etymology
, from.

title: Aștileu


text:
Bedeciu

Etymology
, from, from , from , from , from +.

title: Bedeciu


text:
Bica

Etymology
, from.

title: Bica


text:
wycieńczyć

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to enfeeble, to exhaust, to tire out
 * 2)  to become enfeebled, to become exhausted, to become tired
 * 1)  to become enfeebled, to become exhausted, to become tired

title: wycieńczyć


text:
Bicăcel

Etymology
From.

title: Bicăcel


text:
Bicălatu

Etymology
From locative of, from.

title: Bicălatu


text: Category:Norwegian Bokmål reduplicated coordinated pairs


text:
налысо

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) to the skin, closely

title: налысо


text: Category:mul:Time

title: Category:mul:Time


text:
Corpadea

Etymology
, from.

title: Corpadea


text:
Crișan

Etymology
From.

title: Crișan


text:
Deușu

Etymology
, from, from.

title: Deușu


text:
Dezmir

Etymology
, from.

title: Dezmir


text:
Feleacu

Etymology
, from.

title: Feleacu


text: Category:nb:Four

title: Category:nb:Four


text:
Horlacea

Etymology
, from, from , from , from.

title: Horlacea


text: Chilsworthy

title: Chilsworthy


text:
Leghia

Etymology
, from.

title: Leghia


text:
Macău

Etymology
, from, from.

title: Macău


text:
Nadășa

Etymology
From, from , from , from.

title: Nadășa


text:
Nădășelu

Etymology
From, from , from , from.

title: Nădășelu


text:
Petrinzel

Etymology
From.

title: Petrinzel


text:
Sumurducu

Etymology
, ultimately from.

title: Sumurducu


text:
Tiur

Etymology
.

title: Tiur


text:
Valea Barnii

Etymology
From +.

title: Valea Barnii


text:
Valea Bălcească

Etymology
From +.

title: Valea Bălcească


text:
Valea Cucii

Etymology
From +.

title: Valea Cucii


text:
Valea Dâljii

Etymology
From +.

title: Valea Dâljii


text:
Valea Hogei

Etymology
From +, from.

title: Valea Hogei


text:
Vistieru

Etymology
From, definite form of.

title: Vistieru


text:
Vișani

Etymology
Plural of.

title: Vișani


text:
Viștea

Etymology
, from, from , from.

title: Viștea


text:
Viștișoara

Etymology
From.

title: Viștișoara


text:
Vlădiceasca

Etymology
From, from.

title: Vlădiceasca


text:
Vlădiceni

Etymology
From, from.

title: Vlădiceni


text:
Vlădila

Etymology
From, from.

title: Vlădila


text:
żelastwo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  scrap iron

title: żelastwo


text: Category:Pali terms prefixed with vasu-

title: Category:Pali terms prefixed with vasu-


text:
vasu-

Noun

 * 1) wealth

Usage notes
Although described as a noun, this noun is only used as the first element of a compound.

Declension
Not applicable.

Derived terms
See category:Pali terms prefixed with vasu-.

title: vasu-


text: provedu

title: provedu


text: provedeme

title: provedeme


text: provedeš

title: provedeš


text:
سڭیر

Etymology

 * cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) tendon, sinew, a fibrous collagen tissue that connects a muscle with its bony attachment
 * 2)  nerve, a bundle of neurons that transmits electrical impulses all over the body
 * 3)  nervousness, tension, the state or quality of being nervous or anxious
 * 4)  nerve, vein, a thickened portion of the leaf containing the vascular bundle
 * 1)  nervousness, tension, the state or quality of being nervous or anxious
 * 2)  nerve, vein, a thickened portion of the leaf containing the vascular bundle

title: سڭیر


text: proveď

title: proveď


text:
filmówka

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  film school

title: filmówka


text:
Talk:lacusta

Is the form lacusta actually attested? It is marked with an asterisk in the REW, also in other sources as well. Du Cange does not seem to have an entry for this form either.

If it is unattested, then it would be best to move this to the Reconstructed namespace. The Nicodene (talk) 20:05, 11 July 2021 (UTC)

title: Talk:lacusta


text: proveden

title: proveden


text:
إل

Etymology

 * The sense of a god: From, it might have been reinforced by or.
 * Kinship, noble origin: See
 * Vow: See

Noun

 * 1) god, deity, God, El
 * 2) a vow
 * 3) kinship
 * 4) hatred, enmity
 * 5) a noble origin

Etymology
From.

Preposition

 * 1) to; for
 * 2) belonging to
 * 3)  to have
 * 1)  to have
 * 1)  to have
 * 1)  to have

title: إل


text: سڭیرلر

title: سڭیرلر


text: vedeme

title: vedeme


text:
dlatego że

Conjunction

 * 1)  because

title: dlatego że


text: Holsworthy Hamlets

title: Holsworthy Hamlets


text:
لإل

Etymology
Reduplicated form of. Compare 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Preposition

 * 1) to, for; belonging to

title: لإل


text:
harce

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  horseplay

title: harce


text:
Di Noto

Etymology
Habitational surname for a person coming from.

title: Di Noto


text: Guardabassi

title: Guardabassi


text:
Reconstruction talk:Latin/retundus

Attested, according to Du Cange: http://ducange.enc.sorbonne.fr/retundus The Nicodene (talk) 20:22, 11 July 2021 (UTC)

title: Reconstruction talk:Latin/retundus


text:
Talk:acucula

Attested, according to Du Cange: http://ducange.enc.sorbonne.fr/acucla The Nicodene (talk) 20:23, 11 July 2021 (UTC)

title: Talk:acucula


text:
De Rosa

Etymology
Variant of.

title: De Rosa


text: Libanori

title: Libanori


text:
Reconstruction talk:Latin/adventura

Attested, according to Du Cange: http://ducange.enc.sorbonne.fr/adventura Still, the attestations appear to date to the thirteenth century and later, suggesting that they are borrowings from Romance into Medieval Latin.. The Nicodene (talk) 20:25, 11 July 2021 (UTC)

title: Reconstruction talk:Latin/adventura


text: Del Bosco

title: Del Bosco


text: Bergomi

title: Bergomi


text:
dobrodziejstwo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  good
 * 2)  boon, benefit
 * 1)  boon, benefit

title: dobrodziejstwo


text: vulgatior

title: vulgatior


text:
dajkál

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to nurse provide nurturing care to
 * 2)  to cradle, to rock, to hold in one's arms
 * 1)  to cradle, to rock, to hold in one's arms

title: dajkál


text:
vālavedhin

Noun

 * 1) an archer who can hit a hair

title: vālavedhin


text: Dognini

title: Dognini


text: Ascrizzi

title: Ascrizzi


text:
ايا

Etymology
From.

Usage notes

 * The object particle is required in the following cases:
 * An indirect object is attached to the verb, as a verb can't take two pronoun suffixes.
 * A pseudo verb is used, as the suffix pronoun is indicating the subject.
 * The object particle can be used to connect two pronouns.
 * This means the same as.
 * The initial "i" is not pronounced after a vowel.
 * The object particle can be used to connect two pronouns.
 * This means the same as.
 * The initial "i" is not pronounced after a vowel.
 * This means the same as.
 * The initial "i" is not pronounced after a vowel.

title: ايا


text:
Donnini

Etymology
From the personal name.

title: Donnini


text: Oriali

title: Oriali


text:
napocić

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to work up a sweat, to break a sweat
 * 2)  to work up a sweat, to break a sweat

title: napocić


text:
تولیا

Etymology
. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) towel

title: تولیا


text: Quarenghi

title: Quarenghi


text:
Talk:凋

To add to entry
To add to this entry: graphical significance and etymology of this character. 173.88.246.138 20:47, 11 July 2021 (UTC)

title: Talk:凋


text: Causio

title: Causio


text:
ⲙⲛⲧⲗⲁⲃⲟⲧⲉ

Etymology
From.

title: ⲙⲛⲧⲗⲁⲃⲟⲧⲉ


text:
przekraczalny

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) passable

title: przekraczalny


text:
przekraczalnie

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) passably

title: przekraczalnie


text:
nieprzekraczalny

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) impassable

title: nieprzekraczalny


text: Errore

title: Errore


text: Surchi

title: Surchi


text:
nieprzekraczalnie

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) impassably

title: nieprzekraczalnie


text:
ⲉⲩⲧⲣⲟⲡⲓⲟⲥ

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) In particular, the name of the consul of the Eastern Roman Empire in the year 399.
 * 1) In particular, the name of the consul of the Eastern Roman Empire in the year 399.

title: ⲉⲩⲧⲣⲟⲡⲓⲟⲥ


text:
przekraczalność

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) passability

title: przekraczalność


text:
cada uno

Etymology
Cf. Old Spanish, from (< ) +. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬; cf. French.

Pronoun

 * 1) each, each one

title: cada uno


text:
އިސްލާމް

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) Islam

title: އިސްލާމް


text:
namacalny

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) tangible
 * 2) palpable
 * 1) palpable

title: namacalny


text:
ϩⲁⲣⲙⲁϣⲓ

Etymology
From

Proper noun

 * 1)  An epithet of Horus, Horus of the Horizons.

title: ϩⲁⲣⲙⲁϣⲓ


text:
dobrodziejka

Etymology
From.

title: dobrodziejka


text:
ޙައްޖު

Noun

 * 1) hajj

title: ޙައްޖު


text:
obserwowalny

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) observable

title: obserwowalny


text:
ⲁⲙⲛⲧⲉ

Proper noun

 * 1)  the ;(underworld, purgatory, reincarnation, etc.)

title: ⲁⲙⲛⲧⲉ


text:
ⲕⲁⲧⲁϩⲣⲁⲕⲧⲏⲥ

Etymology
From.

title: ⲕⲁⲧⲁϩⲣⲁⲕⲧⲏⲥ


text:
ⲙⲟⲛⲁⲥⲧⲉⲣⲓⲟⲛ

Etymology
From.

title: ⲙⲟⲛⲁⲥⲧⲉⲣⲓⲟⲛ


text:
ⲥⲡⲏⲗⲁⲓⲟⲛ

Etymology
From.

title: ⲥⲡⲏⲗⲁⲓⲟⲛ


text:
spocić

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to sweat
 * 2)  to sweat

title: spocić


text: 塡補

title: 塡補


text:
ϣⲟϣⲙⲓ

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Sekhmet the Egyptian goddess of war, protection, healing, and rage. She is the wife of Ptah and mother of Nefertem and Maahes.

title: ϣⲟϣⲙⲓ


text:
ਵਿਡਿਓ-ਗੇਮ

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) video game

title: ਵਿਡਿਓ-ਗੇਮ


text:
dohos

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1)  musty, fusty, stuffy having an unpleasantly stale odour
 * 2)  stuffy, fusty old-fashioned
 * 1)  stuffy, fusty old-fashioned

title: dohos


text:
panoszyć

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to throw one's weight around, to boss around, to lord it over
 * 2) to run amok, to run rampant

title: panoszyć


text:
miedzioryt

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  chalcography

title: miedzioryt


text:
ⲍⲉⲩⲥⲁⲙⲙⲱⲛ

Etymology
From

Proper noun

 * 1)  Zeus Ammon, the syncronization of the greek god Zeus and the egyptian god Amun.

title: ⲍⲉⲩⲥⲁⲙⲙⲱⲛ


text: Category:Requests for pronunciation in Dhivehi entries


text:
ދެ

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1) two

title: ދެ


text:
ތިން

Etymology
, from.

Numeral

 * 1) three

title: ތިން


text:
ހަތަރު

Etymology
. Cognate to 🇨🇬

Numeral

 * 1) four

title: ހަތަރު


text:
ހަ

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1) six

title: ހަ


text:
trudzić

Etymology
, from. .

Verb

 * 1)  to trouble
 * 2)  to make someone tired
 * 3)  to trouble each other
 * 4)  to sweat
 * 5)  to do for a living
 * 1)  to do for a living

title: trudzić


text:
ހަތް

Etymology 1

 * compare.

Numeral

 * 1) seven

Etymology 2
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬. .

Noun

 * 1) the ceremonial parasol of the Maldivian Sultan

title: ހަތް


text:
އަށް

Etymology 1
, from.

Numeral

 * 1) eight

title: އަށް


text:
rozdąć

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to distend, to inflate
 * 2)  to exaggerate, to magnify
 * 3)  to get distended

title: rozdąć


text:
ធានី

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) city, capital city

title: ធានី


text:
ނުވަ

Etymology
, from ; compare.

Numeral

 * 1) nine

title: ނުވަ


text:
ދިހަ

Etymology
, from.

Numeral

 * 1) ten

Prefix

 * 1) ten

Alternative forms

 * — Fuvahmulah, Addu

title: ދިހަ


text:
Stoke Climsland

Etymology
Climsland was the name of the manor.

Alternative forms

 * Stokeclimsland

title: Stoke Climsland


text:
އެގަރަ

Etymology
, from.

title: އެގަރަ


text: gudija

title: gudija


text:
ބާރަ

Etymology
Probably, from. Cognate to 🇨🇬

Numeral

 * 1) twelve, 12

title: ބާރަ


text:
ទីពិសោធ

Etymology
🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1) laboratory, lab

title: ទីពិសោធ


text: Category:nb:Male family members

title: Category:nb:Male family members


text:
ពិសោធ

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Verb

 * 1) to experiment, to test

title: ពិសោធ


text: filleonkelen

title: filleonkelen


text: filleonkler

title: filleonkler


text:
User talk:Adamdaniel864

Please take care with your contributions. You should source your etymologies for Ukrainian borrowings from other Slavic languages. Just because Ukrainian has a similar structure or phrase with some other Slavic language doesn't mean it was borrowed into Ukrainian. You're also creating a lot of sum-of-parts terms (such as the recently deleted ), which do not meet the criteria for inclusion. — surjection ⟨??⟩ 22:04, 11 July 2021 (UTC)

title: User talk:Adamdaniel864


text: filleonklene

title: filleonklene


text:
ဓာတ်ခွဲခန်း

Etymology
🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1) laboratory, lab

title: ဓာတ်ခွဲခန်း


text:
ތޭރަ

Etymology
, from.

Numeral

 * 1) thirteen

title: ތޭރަ


text:
ސާދަ

Etymology
Possibly, from , but that would leave initial s- unexplained.

Numeral

 * 1) fourteen

title: ސާދަ


text:
ފަނަރަ

Etymology
, from. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Numeral

 * 1) fifteen

title: ފަނަރަ


text:
ސޯޅަ

Etymology
, from. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Numeral

 * 1) sixteen

title: ސޯޅަ


text:
sổ sách

Etymology
🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1)  documents, books accounting records

title: sổ sách


text:
ސަތާރަ

Etymology
,, from.

Numeral

 * 1) seventeen

title: ސަތާރަ


text:
হোয়া

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) cucumber

title: হোয়া


text:
އަށާރަ

Etymology
Inherited from, from. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Numeral

 * 1) eighteen

title: އަށާރަ


text:
ނަވާރަ

Etymology
Apparently formed from on the model of.

Numeral

 * 1) nineteen

title: ނަވާރަ


text:
ᚷᚢᛞᛁᛃᚨ

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) a godi; pagan priest or keeper of a sanctuary
 * 2) * c. 400, Nordhuglo stone
 * "gmq-pro"

- ᛖᚲᚷᚢᛞᛁᛃᚨᚢᚾᚷᚨᚾᛞᛁᛉᛁᚺ ekgudijaungandizih

Usage notes

 * -a presumably reflects the Proto-Germanic masculine an-stem nominative singular ending *-ô. In Old Norse this ending is always reflected as -i, although one would expect **-a according to regular sound changes.

title: ᚷᚢᛞᛁᛃᚨ


text:
ވިހި

Etymology
, from.

Numeral

 * 1) twenty

title: ވިހި


text:
실험하다

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to experiment, to test

title: 실험하다


text: ਜਨਾਨੀ

title: ਜਨਾਨੀ


text: -oń

title: -oń


text: Leipzic

title: Leipzic


text:
ہتھ

Etymology
(compare 🇨🇬), from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  hand

Etymology
, from, from. Cognate with 🇨🇬, Hindustani /, 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  hand

Etymology
From (compare 🇨🇬), from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) hand

title: ہتھ


text: filletanta

title: filletanta


text: filletanten

title: filletanten


text: filletanter

title: filletanter


text: filletantene

title: filletantene


text:
életkedv

Noun

 * 1) zest for life, lust for life

title: életkedv


text:
klechda

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  a folktale about legendary heroes, times, and events

title: klechda


text:
сутепкіштік

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  hydrophobicity

title: сутепкіштік


text:
lituska

Noun

 * 1) a flat thing

title: lituska


text:
poriĝo

Etymology
Borrowed from.

title: poriĝo


text: poriĝon

title: poriĝon


text: ゆうしょうしゃ

title: ゆうしょうしゃ


text: rolü

title: rolü


text:
сусыз

Etymology 1
From. Morphologically.

Adjective

 * 1)  waterless

Etymology 2
From. Morphologically.

title: сусыз


text: 小米兒

title: 小米兒


text: 小米儿

title: 小米儿


text:
videobandspelare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) videocassette recorder

title: videobandspelare


text:
videoapparat

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) videocassette recorder

title: videoapparat


text:
맙소사

Etymology
A corruption of, a contraction of. First attested in the 20th century.

Interjection

 * 1) oh my God!, good heavens!

title: 맙소사


text:
לשם־שמים

Etymology
From.

Interjection

 * 1) for the love of God, for God's sake

title: לשם־שמים


text: 舍廊

title: 舍廊


text:
Module:User:Benwing2/ko-pron

local export = {} local m_ko_utilities = require("Module:ko") local m_data = mw.loadData("Module:User:Benwing2/ko-pron/data")

local gsub = mw.ustring.gsub local match = mw.ustring.match local sub = mw.ustring.sub local char = mw.ustring.char local codepoint = mw.ustring.codepoint

local PAGENAME = mw.title.getCurrentTitle.text

local system_lookup = { ["ph"] = 1, ["rr"] = 2, ["rrr"] = 3, ["mr"] = 4, ["yr"] = 5, ["ipa"] = 6, }

local question_mark = "?"

local system_list = { { 		abbreviation = "ph", display = "Phonetic hangul: ", separator = "/", },	{ 		abbreviation = "rr", display = "Revised Romanization" .. question_mark, separator = "/", },	{ 		abbreviation = "rrr", display = "Revised Romanization (translit.)" .. question_mark, separator = "/" },	{ 		abbreviation = "mc", display = "McCune–Reischauer" .. question_mark, separator = "/" },	{ 		abbreviation = "yr", display = "Yale Romanization" .. question_mark, separator = "/" },	{ 		abbreviation = "ipa", display = "(SK Standard/Seoul) IPA(key): ", separator = " ~ " } }

--[[

vowel_variation: rules for vowel transformation. key: the number of a syllable's vowel (vowel_id): math.floor(((codepoint('가') - 0xAC00) % 588) / 28) = 0 math.floor(((codepoint('개') - 0xAC00) % 588) / 28) = 1 value: an integer that is added to the decimal codepoint of the syllable char(codepoint('개') + 112) = '게'

allowed_vowel_scheme: a list of which systems vowel transformation is reflected in. key: vowel_id .. "-" .. system_index system_index: see system_list above. IPA is #6 value: 1, representing true

]]

local final_syllable_conversion = { [""] = "Ø", ["X"] = "" } local com_mc = { ["g"] = "k", ["d"] = "t", ["b"] = "p", ["j"] = "ch", ["sy"] = "s", ["s"] = "ss" } local com_ph = { ["ᄀ"] = "ᄁ", ["ᄃ"] = "ᄄ", ["ᄇ"] = "ᄈ", ["ᄉ"] = "ᄊ", ["ᄌ"] = "ᄍ" } local vowel_variation = { [1] = 112, -- 개→게 [3] = 112, -- 걔→계 [10] = 140, -- 괘→궤

[7] = -56, -- 계→게

[11] = 112, -- 괴→궤 [16] = 0,  -- 귀→귀 } local allowed_vowel_scheme = { ["1-1"] = 1,	["1-6"] = 1,	["3-1"] = 1,	["3-6"] = 1,	["10-1"] = 1,	["10-6"] = 1,

["7-1"] = 1,	["7-6"] = 1,

["11-1"] = 1,	["11-6"] = 1,	["16-6"] = 1, } local ambiguous_intersyllabic_rr = { ["oe"] = 1, ["eo"] = 1, ["eu"] = 1, ["ae"] = 1, ["ui"] = 1 } local ambiguous_intersyllabic_mr = { ["oe"] = 1, ["ae"] = 1 }

local function decompose_syllable(word) local decomposed_syllables = {} for syllable in mw.text.gsplit(word, "") do		table.insert(decomposed_syllables, m_ko_utilities.decompose_jamo(syllable)) end return decomposed_syllables end

local function tidy_phonetic(original, romanised) local j, k, w = 1, 1, {} for i = 1, mw.ustring.len(romanised) do		local romanised_syllable = mw.ustring.sub(romanised, k, k)		local original_syllable = mw.ustring.sub(original, j, j)		if romanised_syllable ~= original_syllable then table.insert(w, ..romanised_syllable..) if match(original_syllable, "[^ː ]") then k = k + 1 end if match(romanised_syllable, "[^ː ]") then j = j + 1 end else table.insert(w, ' '..romanised_syllable..' ') j, k = j + 1, k + 1 end end return table.concat(w) end

local function tidy_ipa(ipa) ipa = gsub(ipa, "ʌ̹ː", "ɘː") ipa = gsub(ipa, "ɭɭ([ji])", "ʎʎ%1") ipa = gsub(ipa, "s([ʰ͈])ɥi" ,"ʃ%1ɥi") ipa = gsub(ipa, "ss͈([ji])" ,"ɕɕ͈%1") ipa = gsub(ipa, "s([ʰ͈])([ji])" ,"ɕ%1%2") ipa = gsub(ipa, "nj", "ɲj") ipa = gsub(ipa, "([ʑɕ])([ʰ͈]?)j", "%1%2") ipa = gsub(ipa, "kʰ[ijɯ]", { 		["kʰi"] = "kçi", 		["kʰj"] = "kçj", 		["kʰɯ"] = "kxɯ" }	) ipa = gsub(ipa, "[hɦ][ijɯouw]", {		["hi"] = "çi",		["hj"] = "çj",		["hɯ"] = "xɯ",		["ho"] = "ɸʷo",		["hu"] = "ɸʷu",		["hw"] = "ɸw",		["ɦi"] = "ʝi",		["ɦj"] = "ʝj",		["ɦɯ"] = "ɣɯ",		["ɦo"] = "βo",		["ɦu"] = "βu",		["ɦw"] = "βw" }	) if match(ipa, "ɥi") then local midpoint = math.floor(mw.ustring.len(ipa) / 2) ipa = sub(ipa, 1, midpoint) .. gsub(sub(ipa, midpoint+1, -1), "ɥi", "y") end return ipa end

function export.romanise(text_param, system_index, args) if type(text_param) == "table" then args = text_param:getParent.args system_index = args[2] or 2 text_param = args[1] end local p, optional_params = {}, { "nn", "l", "com", "cap", "ni" } for _, pm in ipairs(optional_params) do		p[pm] = { } if args[pm] then for pp in mw.text.gsplit(args[pm], ",") do p[pm][tonumber(pp) or pp] = 1 end end end local vowel_ui_i, vowel_ui_e, no_batchim, batchim_reduce, s_variation, iotation, yeo_reduce = args.ui, args.uie, args.nobc, args.bcred, args.svar, args.iot, args.yeored system_index = system_lookup[system_index] or system_index text_param = gsub(text_param, '["](.)', "%1")	for primitive_word in mw.ustring.gmatch(text_param, "[%-ᄀ-ᄒ".."ᅡ-ᅵ".."ᆨ-ᇂ" .. "ㄱ-ㆎ가-힣' ]+") do		local the_original = primitive_word		primitive_word = gsub(primitive_word, "'''", "ß")		local bold_position, bold_count = {}, 0		while match(primitive_word, "ß") do			bold_position[(mw.ustring.find(primitive_word, "ß")) + bold_count] = true			primitive_word = gsub(primitive_word, "ß", "", 1)			bold_count = bold_count + 1		end		local has_vowel = {}		for ch in mw.ustring.gmatch(primitive_word, ".") do			local jungseong = math.floor(((codepoint(ch) - 0xAC00) % 588) / 28)			if not match(ch, "[예옛례롄]") and match(ch, "[가-힣]") then has_vowel[jungseong] = true end		end		local word_set = { primitive_word }		local function add_respelling(variable, modification, modification2)			modification2 = modification2 or function(x) return x end			if variable and match(system_index, "[16]") then variable = tonumber(variable) local pre_length = #word_set for i = 1, pre_length do					local item = mw.text.split(word_set[i], "") item[variable] = modification(item[variable]) item[variable + 1] = modification2(item[variable + 1]) word_set[pre_length + i] = table.concat(item) end end end add_respelling(vowel_ui_i, function(x) return "이" end) add_respelling(vowel_ui_e, function(x) return "에" end) add_respelling(no_batchim, 			function(x) return char(codepoint(x) - (codepoint(x) - 0xAC00) % 28) end, 			function(y) return char(codepoint(y) + 588) end) add_respelling(s_variation, function(x) return char(codepoint(x) - 12) end) add_respelling(iotation, function(x) return char(codepoint(x) + 56) end) add_respelling(yeo_reduce, function(x) return char(codepoint(x) - 56) end) for vowel_id, vowel_variation_increment in pairs(vowel_variation) do if has_vowel[vowel_id] and allowed_vowel_scheme[vowel_id .. "-" .. system_index] then local pre_length = #word_set for i = 1, pre_length do					local item = mw.text.split(word_set[i], "") for num, it in ipairs(item) do						if math.floor(((codepoint(it) - 0xAC00) % 588) / 28) == vowel_id then item[num] = char(codepoint(it) + vowel_variation_increment) end end if vowel_id == 11 then table.insert(word_set, i, table.concat(item)) else table.insert(word_set, table.concat(item)) end end end end local word_set_romanisations = {} for _, respelling in ipairs(word_set) do			local decomposed_syllables = decompose_syllable(respelling) local romanisation = {} local bold_insert_count = 0 for index = 0, #decomposed_syllables, 1 do				local this_syllable_text = index ~= 0 and sub(respelling, index, index) or "" if this_syllable_text == "-" then -- skip it, it will be handled below else local syllable = decomposed_syllables[index] or { initial = "Ø", vowel = "Ø", final = "X" } local next_index = index local next_syllable_text local saw_hyphen_after = false while true do						next_index = next_index + 1 next_syllable_text = next_index > #decomposed_syllables and "" or sub(respelling, next_index, next_index) if next_syllable_text ~= "-" then break end saw_hyphen_after = true end local next_syllable = decomposed_syllables[next_index] or { initial = "Ø", vowel = "Ø", final = "Ø" } syllable.final = final_syllable_conversion[syllable.final] or syllable.final if system_index == 5 and syllable.vowel == "ᅮ" and match(syllable.initial, "[ᄆᄇᄈᄑ]") then syllable.vowel = "ᅳ" end if match(system_index, "[16]") then if syllable.vowel == "ᅴ" and this_syllable_text ~= "의" then syllable.vowel = "ᅵ" end end if match(system_index, "[1246]") then if this_syllable_text == "넓" then if match(next_syllable.initial, "[ᄌᄉ]") then syllable.final = "ᆸ" elseif next_syllable.initial == "ᄃ" then if match(next_syllable.vowel, "[^ᅡᅵ]") then syllable.final = "ᆸ" end end end end local vowel = m_data.vowels[syllable.vowel][system_index]

if p.nn[next_index] then next_syllable.initial = "ᄂ" end if p.com[index] and match(system_index, "[16]") then next_syllable.initial = com_ph[next_syllable.initial] or next_syllable.initial end if p.ni[next_index] and system_index ~= 3 then next_syllable.initial = (system_index == 5 and syllable.final == "ᆯ") and "ᄅ" or "ᄂ" end if match(system_index, "[^35]") then if tonumber(batchim_reduce or -1) == index then syllable.final = m_data.boundary[syllable.final .. "-Ø"][1] end if index ~= 0 and this_syllable_text == "밟" then syllable.final = "ᆸ" end if match(syllable.final .. next_syllable.initial .. next_syllable.vowel, "[ᇀᆴ][ᄋᄒ]ᅵ") then syllable.final = "ᆾ" elseif match(syllable.final .. next_syllable.initial .. next_syllable.vowel, "ᆮ이") then syllable.final = "ᆽ" elseif match(syllable.final .. next_syllable.initial .. next_syllable.vowel, "ᆮ히") then syllable.final = "ᆾ" elseif syllable.final .. next_syllable.initial == "ᆺᄋ" and not match(next_syllable_text, "[이아어은으음읍을었았있없에입의]") then syllable.final = "ᆮ" end end local bound = syllable.final .. "-" .. next_syllable.initial if not m_data.boundary[bound] then require("Module:debug").track("ko-pron/no boundary data") mw.log("No boundary data for " .. bound .. ".") return nil end local junction = m_data.boundary[bound][system_index] local final_cons, initial_cons = match(junction, "^(.*);(.*)$") if not final_cons then if system_index == 2 then error("Need a semicolon in the boundary value for " .. bound) end -- FIXME, throw an error for all systems once we've added semicolons everywhere final_cons = junction initial_cons = "" end if bold_position[index + bold_insert_count + 1] and system_index == 2 then -- FIXME, handle final/initial cons junction = gsub(junction, "^.*$", function(matched)							local a, b = match(matched, "^(ng%-?)(.?)$")							if not a or not b then a, b = match(matched, "^(.?%-?)(.*)$") end							return match(syllable.final .. next_syllable.initial, "^Ø?[ᄀ-ᄒ]$")								and "" .. (a or "") .. (b or "")								or (a or "") .. "" .. (b or "") end) bold_insert_count = bold_insert_count + 1 end if p.l[index] or (p.l["y"] and index == 1) then -- FIXME, handle final/initial cons if system_index == 1 then if #junction == 0 then junction = junction .. "ː" else junction = gsub(junction, "^(.)(.?)$", function(a, b)									return match(a, "[ᆨ-ᇂ]") and a .. "ː" .. b or "ː" .. a .. b end) end elseif system_index == 5 then vowel = gsub(vowel, "([aeiou])", "%1̄") elseif system_index == 6 then vowel = vowel .. "ː" end end if (p.l["y"] or p.l[1]) and index == 0 and system_index == 6 and #decomposed_syllables > 1 then vowel = vowel .. "ˈ" end if p.com[index] then -- FIXME, handle final/initial cons junction = gsub(junction, "(.)$", function(next_letter)							return 								(system_index == 5 and "q" or "") .. 								(system_index == 4 and (com_mc[next_letter..(p.cap["y"] or "")] or com_mc[next_letter] or next_letter) or next_letter) end) end if p.ni[next_index] and system_index == 5 then -- FIXME, handle final/initial cons junction = gsub(junction, "([nl])$", "%1") end

if system_index == 2 then table.insert(romanisation, vowel .. final_cons .. (saw_hyphen_after and "-" or "") .. initial_cons) else table.insert(romanisation, vowel .. junction) end end end local temp_romanisation = table.concat(romanisation) if p.cap["y"] and match(system_index, "[^16]") then temp_romanisation = mw.ustring.upper(sub(temp_romanisation, 1, 1)) .. sub(temp_romanisation, 2, -1) end if system_index == 1 then temp_romanisation = tidy_phonetic(primitive_word, mw.ustring.toNFC(temp_romanisation)) elseif match(system_index, "[23]") then for i = 1, 2 do					temp_romanisation = gsub(temp_romanisation, "(.)…(.)", function(a, b)						return a .. (ambiguous_intersyllabic_rr[a .. b] and "'" or "") .. b end) temp_romanisation = gsub(temp_romanisation, "wo'e", "woe") temp_romanisation = gsub(temp_romanisation, "yo'e", "yoe") temp_romanisation = gsub(temp_romanisation, "we'o", "weo") temp_romanisation = gsub(temp_romanisation, "we'u", "weu") temp_romanisation = gsub(temp_romanisation, "ye'u", "yeu") temp_romanisation = gsub(temp_romanisation, "yu'i", "yui") end elseif system_index == 4 then for i = 1, 2 do					temp_romanisation = gsub(temp_romanisation, "(.)…(.)", function(a, b)						return a .. (ambiguous_intersyllabic_mr[a .. b] and "'" or "") .. b end) temp_romanisation = gsub(temp_romanisation, "yo'e", "yoe") temp_romanisation = gsub(temp_romanisation, "a'e", "aë") temp_romanisation = gsub(temp_romanisation, "o'e", "oë") temp_romanisation = gsub(temp_romanisation, "swi", "shwi") end

elseif system_index == 6 then temp_romanisation = "[" .. temp_romanisation .. "]"			end

if match(system_index, "[16]") then temp_romanisation = mw.ustring.gsub(temp_romanisation, "ː", "(ː)") end

table.insert(word_set_romanisations, temp_romanisation) end

text_param = gsub(			text_param,			require("Module:utilities").pattern_escape(the_original),			table.concat(word_set_romanisations, system_list[system_index].separator),			1		) end

if system_index == 6 then text_param = tidy_ipa(text_param) end return text_param end

function export.make(frame, scheme) local params = { [1] = { default = PAGENAME, list = true }, ["a"] = {}, ["audio"] = { alias_of = "a" }, ["nn"] = {}, ["l"] = {}, ["com"] = {}, ["cap"] = {}, ["ui"] = {}, ["uie"] = {}, ["nobc"] = {}, ["ni"] = {}, ["bcred"] = {}, ["svar"] = {}, ["iot"] = {}, ["yeored"] = {}, }	local args = require("Module:parameters").process(frame:getParent.args, params) local results = {} for _, text_param in ipairs(args[1]) do		local current_word_dataset = {} for system_index, system in pairs(system_list) do			local romanised = export.romanise(text_param, system_index, args) table.insert(current_word_dataset, romanised) end table.insert(results, current_word_dataset) end local output_result = { [1] = {}, [2] = {}, [3] = {}, [4] = {}, [5] = {}, [6] = {} } for _, result in ipairs(results) do		for result_index, value in ipairs(result) do			table.insert(output_result[result_index], value) end end

local html_ul = mw.html.create( "ul" ) :done local html_li_ipa = mw.html.create( "li" ) :wikitext( system_list[6].display ) :tag( "span" ) :addClass( "IPA" ) :wikitext( table.concat(output_result[6], system_list[6].separator) ) :done :done local html_li_ph = mw.html.create( "li" ) :addClass( "ko-pron__ph" ) :wikitext( system_list[1].display ) :tag( "span" ) :addClass( "Kore" ) :attr( "lang", "ko" ) :wikitext( "[" .. table.concat(output_result[1], system_list[1].separator) .. "]" ) :done :done

if args.a then html_li_ipa :tag( "ul" ) :tag( "li" ) :wikitext( mw.getCurrentFrame:expandTemplate{ 						title = "Template:audio", 						args = { "ko", args.a == "y" and "Ko-" .. PAGENAME .. ".ogg" or args.a }} ) :done :done :done end

if args.l then html_li_ph :tag( "ul" ) :tag( "li" ) :addClass( "ko-pron__note-vowel-length" ) :wikitext( 'Though still prescriptive in Standard Korean, the great majority of speakers (in both Koreas) no longer distinguish vowel length.' ) :done :done :done end

html_ul :node( html_li_ipa ) :node( html_li_ph ) :done

local html_table = mw.html.create( "table" ) :addClass( "ko-pron" ) :addClass( "mw-collapsible" ) :addClass( "mw-collapsed" ) :tag( "tr" ) :tag( "th" ) :attr( "colspan", 2 ) :wikitext( "Romanizations" ) :done :done :done for roman_index = 2, 5 do		html_table :tag( "tr" ) :tag( "th" ) :wikitext( system_list[roman_index].display ) :done :tag( "td" ) :addClass( "IPA" ) :wikitext( table.concat(output_result[roman_index], system_list[roman_index].separator) ) :done :done :done end return tostring(html_ul) .. tostring(html_table) .. require("Module:TemplateStyles")("Template:ko-IPA/style.css") end

function export.make_hanja(frame, scheme) local params = { [1] = { list = true },

["l"] = {}, }

local args = require("Module:parameters").process(frame:getParent.args, params)

local results = { [1] = {},		[6] = {},	}	for _, text_param in ipairs(args[1]) do		for _, system_index in pairs({1, 6}) do			local romanised = export.romanise(text_param, system_index, args) table.insert(results[system_index], romanised) end end

local html_ul = mw.html.create( "ul" ) :done local html_li_ipa = mw.html.create( "li" ) :wikitext( system_list[6].display ) :tag( "span" ) :addClass( "IPA" ) :wikitext( table.concat(results[6], system_list[6].separator) ) :done :done local html_li_ph = mw.html.create( "li" ) :addClass( "ko-pron__ph" ) :wikitext( system_list[1].display ) :tag( "span" ) :addClass( "Kore" ) :attr( "lang", "ko" ) :wikitext( "[" .. table.concat(results[1], system_list[1].separator) .. "]" ) :done :done

if args.l then html_li_ph :tag( "ul" ) :tag( "li" ) :addClass( "ko-pron__note-vowel-length" ) :wikitext( 'Long vowel distinction only applies at the initial position. Most speakers no longer distinguish vowel length at any position.' ) :done :done :done end

html_ul :node( html_li_ipa ) :node( html_li_ph ) :done

return tostring(html_ul) .. require("Module:TemplateStyles")("Template:ko-IPA/style.css") end

return export

title: Module:User:Benwing2/ko-pron


text:
ruiskaa

Etymology
(or onomatopoeic).

Usage notes
This verb is in practice only used in 3rd person indicative. Other forms are replaced with corresponding forms of synonymous verb.

title: ruiskaa


title: User:Benwing2/test-ko-xlit


title: User:Benwing2/ko-xlit


text:
Reconstruction talk:Latin/aetaticum

This form seems to belong specifically to Proto-Gallo-Romance, not Proto-Romance in general, to judge by the descendants. The original Latin word (aetas, aetatis) actually has reflexes in Old French, modern Catalan, and modern Occitan (see Latin entry, under #descendants), not to mention in other branches of Romance. Altogether that suggests that aetaticum was a late, localized innovation.

That said, I do not think we have a policy for dealing with Proto-Gallo-Romance yet. What to do? The Nicodene (talk) 00:20, 12 July 2021 (UTC)

 * In my opinion this should be deleted. There doesn't seem to be any evidence that it existed during the Proto-Romance period. It can easily have been formed later by replacing one suffix with another. In fact, there is not just lack of evidence for it, there is additional evidence against it, insofar as the phonetic weakness of the "aetas" etymon only arose much later. 88.64.225.53 21:04, 27 January 2024 (UTC)

title: Reconstruction talk:Latin/aetaticum


text:
Tan-chou

Etymology
From  romanization: Tan¹-chou¹.

title: Tan-chou


text:
Talk:absedium

Attested per Du Cange: http://ducange.enc.sorbonne.fr/absedium

The attestation is fairly late, of the thirteenth century, but the Iberian derivatives of this word show a distinctly 'learnèd' phonetic treatment in any case. It would appear that absedium is a Medieval Latin (not earlier) mistake/'vulgarism' for obsidium. Anyone have a source that goes into more detail about this form? The Nicodene (talk) 00:25, 12 July 2021 (UTC)

title: Talk:absedium


text:
lidhës

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) lace
 * 2) tie
 * 3) connection

title: lidhës


text:
lintata

Verb

 * 1)  to flatten, to smash something flat
 * 2)  to bend in half

Etymology 2
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to fist, punch

title: lintata


text: linttaa

title: linttaa


text: lanttia

title: lanttia


text:
책상다리하다

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to sit cross-legged

title: 책상다리하다


text:
cắt lượt

Verb

 * 1)  to take turns; rotate duty; work in shifts

title: cắt lượt


text:
ざます

Etymology
There are two leading theories for derivation.

 * From or :  →  →
 * From : → * →

Considering that zamasu is first cited to 1761, while ozansu is not cited until 1778 and zansu in 1787, and considering also the odd sound shift required from zansu to zamasu, the derivation directly from appears more likely. That said, ozansu and zansu are also derivatives of.

Verb

 * 1)   to be
 * 2)   to be
 * 1)   to be
 * 1)   to be
 * 1)   to be
 * 1)   to be
 * 1)   to be

Usage notes
The auxiliary attaches to the of a verb, similar to modern polite ending.

Originally this word was associated with prostitutes or lower class women during the. It later came to be thought of as a polite or refined form to be used by lower class or upper class women.

title: ざます


text:
탄두

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) warhead

title: 탄두


text:
cắt phiên

Verb

 * 1)  to take turns; rotate duty; work in shifts

title: cắt phiên


text:
Tätilä

Etymology
Possibly

title: Tätilä


text: Tätilän

title: Tätilän


text:
inferior petrosal sinus

Noun

 * 1)  The larger of the two petrosal sinuses that is situated inferiorly in a sulcus on each side formed by the junction of the petrous portion of the temporal bone and the basilar portion of the occipital bone and that extends from the posterior inferior end of the cavernous sinus through the jugular foramen to join the internal jugular vein of the same side.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 岩下竇; 下岩竇

title: inferior petrosal sinus


text: lätinät

title: lätinät


text: plänttiä

title: plänttiä


text: pläntti

title: pläntti


text: länttiä

title: länttiä


text:
cắt nghĩa

Etymology
🇰🇲.

title: cắt nghĩa


text:
petrosal sinus

Noun

 * 1)  Either of two venous sinuses on each side of the base of the brain.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 岩竇

title: petrosal sinus


text:
superior petrosal sinus

Noun

 * 1)  The smaller of the two petrosal sinuses that is situated superiorly and connects the cavernous and transverse sinuses of the same side.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 岩上竇; 上岩竇

title: superior petrosal sinus


text: Setälän

title: Setälän


text: Setälä

title: Setälä


text: đãng

title: đãng


text:
مرند

Etymology
. The 🇨🇬 name is transmitted as by, and the  are said to have occupied territories up to Lake Urmia in the same, while they have been identified with the ,  of Sanskrit sources. The was extirpated in the 3rd century  by the.

Etymology
, see 🇨🇬 above.

title: مرند


text:
រាជាធិបតេយ្យ

Etymology
From 🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1) monarchy

title: រាជាធិបតេយ្យ


text:
User talk:Benwing2/test-ko-xlit

I have this partly working. With suffixes beginning with a consonant, however, the hyphen is in the wrong place, after the consonant instead of before. To fix this I will probably have to change the format of Module:ko-pron/data and split up the transliterations between final and next-syllable-initial consonant. Benwing2 (talk) 01:52, 12 July 2021 (UTC)
 * Thank you so much.
 * If it would be easier for you, would it be possible to set it up so that the format at least works correctly for vowel-consonant sequences? The consonant-consonant cases are relative edge cases (they appear in the verbal paradigm, but verbal suffixes will not be hyphenated in usage examples), so if the consonant-vowel sequences and the vowel-consonant sequences are implemented correctly, the new module can probably be implemented as is even if it fails for consonant-consonant sequences.
 * I've put in two examples of vowel-consonant sequences in User:Benwing2/test-ko-xlit, if that helps.--Tibidibi (talk) 02:22, 12 July 2021 (UTC)
 * To get the vowel-consonant sequences working isn't much easier than getting both vowel+consonant and consonant+consonant working, I think. I went ahead and tried to fix my local copy of Module:ko-pron/data at Module:User:Benwing2/ko-pron/data by adding semicolons between the final and initial consonants of system 2 boundary strings. I don't really know how to read Hangul so you should check it to make sure it's correct. In the meantime I'll see about getting the code to handle the semicolons correctly. Benwing2 (talk) 03:05, 12 July 2021 (UTC)
 * Does ["-ᄀ"], ["-ᄁ"], ["-ᄂ"], etc., in the code represent those consonants in word-final position, or something else?--Tibidibi (talk) 03:12, 12 July 2021 (UTC)
 * And do the semicolons signify places where hyphens will appear? E.g. will "t;s" in the code show up as "t-s"? Thanks again.--Tibidibi (talk) 03:15, 12 July 2021 (UTC)
 * The strings ["-ᄀ"], ["-ᄁ"], ["-ᄂ"], etc. appear to represent consonants in word-initial position, whereas the corresponding things like ["Ø-ᄀ"], ["Ø-ᄁ"], etc. represent consonants in syllable-initial position following a syllable ending in a vowel. Semicolons indeed signify places where hyphens will appear. Benwing2 (talk) 03:17, 12 July 2021 (UTC)
 * Thank you. I went through the list and corrected the few errors there were. I must say your hangul-reading skills are really quite good!--Tibidibi (talk) 03:31, 12 July 2021 (UTC)
 * It should be working now. I checked that suffixes alone work correctly but you might want to check that prefixes alone work correctly and/or check things like vowel-final stem + vowel-initial suffix. Once you are satisfied everything is working, I'll push this code into production. Benwing2 (talk) 03:54, 12 July 2021 (UTC)
 * BTW the hyphens are only preserved in system 2; to get them working for other systems we'd need to similarly add semicolons to the other boundary strings, along with some further code hacking to handle certain edge cases. Benwing2 (talk) 03:55, 12 July 2021 (UTC)
 * Thank you again, everything seems to be working swimmingly. Just as a final request, could you strip the hyphens away from the display of the actual Korean text (leaving them only in the links and the transliteration)?--Tibidibi (talk) 04:07, 12 July 2021 (UTC)
 * Hmmm, when you say "from the display of the actual Korean text" do you mean everywhere, or just in certain places (links and/or usexes and/or etymology templates and/or Korean-specific templates and/or ...)? Implementing this everywhere will require modifying code in a bunch of different places as there isn't currently a central display handler. Benwing2 (talk) 04:17, 12 July 2021 (UTC)
 * Hyphens are never used in Korean text, so it should be everywhere.--Tibidibi (talk) 04:22, 12 July 2021 (UTC)
 * They could stay in etymology templates, since they are used to distinguish bound morphemes from unbound ones in linguistic contexts. But that's essentially their only use in non-numerial contexts.--Tibidibi (talk) 04:23, 12 July 2021 (UTC)
 * OK, it looks like modifying lua in Module:script utilities will handle a lot of cases, e.g. it will handle links, usexes, and probably etymology templates as well since they use Module:links underlyingly. I'll look into this tomorrow evening my time (UTC-5). Benwing2 (talk) 04:40, 12 July 2021 (UTC)
 * Haven't forgotten about this. Will try to look into it tomorrow (Wed evening). Benwing2 (talk) 06:25, 14 July 2021 (UTC)
 * Sorry to ping you again, but would it be possible to get the script display working soon? and I have already been inserting hyphens in usexes in preparation for the move, so several entries currently have broken displays.--Tibidibi (talk) 05:11, 17 July 2021 (UTC)
 * Yes, by this weekend. I have been hesitating because it involves modifying core functionality and if I get it wrong it will have a lot of effects, but I will take the time to do it right. Benwing2 (talk) 05:19, 17 July 2021 (UTC)

suppressing hyphens in links and such
This is implemented in User:Benwing2/mention, which is a sandbox version of. In its current implementation it just suppresses hyphens in display everywhere, including in bare prefixes and suffixes. Let me know if you want something else. Please experiment a bit with this and let me know if it's what you're looking for, before I push it to production. BTW it may not suppress all hyphens everywhere; it only works for code paths that ultimately go through  in Module:script utilities. This includes anything that generates a link in the standard fashion (,, , etymology templates, etc.) as well as , but if some module just displays the raw text directly, the hyphens will still appear, and I'll have to modify that code as well. Benwing2 (talk) 18:26, 24 July 2021 (UTC)
 * Thank you for this. Having run some tests at User:Tibidibi, it seems that hyphens are stripped within wikilink targets, e.g. ko shows up as  and not . Is there no way to preserve the hyphenation in the wikilink targets, so the new hyphenated entries can actually be linked to? Hence ko should effectively function as ko, stripping the hyphen only in the display but preserving it in the link target (and also in the transliteration).--Tibidibi (talk) 01:10, 25 July 2021 (UTC)
 * Try it now. Benwing2 (talk) 03:03, 25 July 2021 (UTC)
 * Thank you. It seems to work for short sentences, but ko yields the (buggy?) .--Tibidibi (talk) 03:10, 25 July 2021 (UTC)
 * Yeah, I used some existing hacky code that was there to handle Mongolian. Not surprised this code is buggy. Let me look into what's going on here. Benwing2 (talk) 03:19, 25 July 2021 (UTC)
 * I think I know how to fix this properly, and I'm going to try to fix this today. Benwing2 (talk) 21:36, 31 July 2021 (UTC)
 * Try it now. Benwing2 (talk) 06:00, 1 August 2021 (UTC)
 * Thank you so much! I tried it out on my userpage (User:Tibidibi) and it works perfectly.--Tibidibi (talk) 09:18, 1 August 2021 (UTC)

There's another issue I just discovered; the allophony in the new romanization only functions if there are no wikilinks. 조국-을 gives the desired form ', but 조국-을 gives the incorrect ', in addition to creating undesirable wikilinks in the romanized text itself. Could you have a look at this please?--Tibidibi (talk) 09:26, 1 August 2021 (UTC)
 * This sort of thing happens with all translit modules. Normally this isn't an issue because whenever translit modules are called internally, wikilinks are removed from the text prior to it being passed to the translit module. I can add something to to manually remove wikilinks, but the question is, are you ever actually invoking  yourself with wikilinks in it? Benwing2 (talk) 17:05, 1 August 2021 (UTC)
 * OK, so I realize that there is no in fact;  is something I created for testing, and the actual interface to the translit module, which is, does remove links prior to passing text to the translit module. Benwing2 (talk) 17:08, 1 August 2021 (UTC)
 * Oh, in that case I think the two modules should be ready for launching. Thank you again.--Tibidibi (talk) 01:01, 2 August 2021 (UTC)
 * I pushed the code live. We need to watch out for any more pages running out of memory (currently there are 16 pages in CAT:E), as I had to slightly increase the size of Module:script utilities, which is used in a lot of places, and add a check for hyphens in Korean text in that module. Benwing2 (talk) 01:39, 2 August 2021 (UTC)
 * Thank you! looks amazing now. Also pinging  for good measure.--Tibidibi (talk) 01:46, 2 August 2021 (UTC)
 * One minor thing, the transliteration of a bolded word in the usex is no longer being bolded. See .--Tibidibi (talk) 01:53, 2 August 2021 (UTC)
 * Could you also check the etymology templates? ko should produce +, but it produces , with the link to the suffix being unhyphenated.--Tibidibi (talk) 01:58, 2 August 2021 (UTC)
 * I took out the script 'Kore' from the list of scripts where display hyphens are suppressed, which should hopefully fix the issue with and similar templates handled by Module:compound. I'm not sure what happened with the bolded words, somehow the quotes aren't being passed through the transliteration. I'll look into this. Benwing2 (talk) 02:08, 2 August 2021 (UTC)
 * I made a change to Module:ko-pron that should hopefully fix the boldface issue. Benwing2 (talk) 02:32, 2 August 2021 (UTC)
 * D-:
 * ko
 * 오늘은 여행 D2야.Oneureun yeohaeng ''' D-2ya.  It is 2 days before the trip today.
 * ko
 * 오늘은 여행 D2야.Oneureun yeohaeng ''' dimaineoseu-iya. </dd><dd> It is 2 days before the trip today. </dd></dl>
 * —Suzukaze-c (talk) 03:44, 3 August 2021 (UTC)
 * Apologies, I'm not quite sure what the issue is. I see that a hyphen is being used here for something other than a suffix or morpheme boundary but I'm not sure what the correct behavior should be. Benwing2 (talk) 03:47, 3 August 2021 (UTC)
 * [edited] Besides the hyphen in the text, the bold tag(?) is unclosed. —Suzukaze-c (talk) 03:50, 3 August 2021 (UTC)

Is  in Module:links something that could be merged into the hyphen code? It uses the carat for capitalization: ko→. —Suzukaze-c (talk) 02:18, 2 August 2021 (UTC)
 * I think that stuff has to remain, because the carat needs to be removed from wikilinks as well as from the display, whereas the hyphen is removed only from the display and not from wikilinks (which is what makes the code tricky). Benwing2 (talk) 02:34, 2 August 2021 (UTC)

title: User talk:Benwing2/test-ko-xlit


text:
قاليقلا

Etymology
From, also.

title: قاليقلا


text: قاليقالا

title: قاليقالا


text:
militaryzacja

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1)  militarization

title: militaryzacja


text:
demilitaryzacja

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1)  demilitarization

title: demilitaryzacja


text:
oqons

Etymology
Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) double-crested cormorant,

title: oqons


text:
Tan-chiang-k'ou

Etymology
From  romanization: Tan¹-chiang¹-kʻou³.

title: Tan-chiang-k'ou


text:
Module:User:Benwing2/ko-pron/data

local export = {}

export.vowels = { ["Ø"]	= { "",	"",	"",	"",	"",	"" }, [" "]	= { " ",	" ",	" ",	" ",	" ",	" " },	["ᅡ"]	= { "ᅡ",	"a",	"a",	"a",	"a",	"a̠" }, ["ᅢ"]	= { "ᅢ",	"ae",	"ae",	"ae",	"ay",	"ɛ" }, ["ᅣ"]	= { "ᅣ",	"ya",	"ya",	"ya",	"ya",	"ja̠" }, ["ᅤ"]	= { "ᅤ",	"yae",	"yae",	"yae",	"yay",	"jɛ" }, ["ᅥ"]	= { "ᅥ",	"eo",	"eo",	"ŏ",	"e",	"ʌ̹" }, ["ᅦ"]	= { "ᅦ",	"e",	"e",	"e",	"ey",	"e̞" }, ["ᅧ"]	= { "ᅧ",	"yeo",	"yeo",	"yŏ",	"ye",	"jʌ̹" }, ["ᅨ"]	= { "ᅨ",	"ye",	"ye",	"ye",	"yey",	"je̞" }, ["ᅩ"]	= { "ᅩ",	"o",	"o",	"o",	"o",	"o̞" }, ["ᅪ"]	= { "ᅪ",	"wa",	"wa",	"wa",	"wa",	"wa̠" }, ["ᅫ"]	= { "ᅫ",	"wae",	"wae",	"wae",	"way",	"wɛ" }, ["ᅬ"]	= { "ᅬ",	"oe",	"oe",	"oe",	"oy",	"ø̞" }, ["ᅭ"]	= { "ᅭ",	"yo",	"yo",	"yo",	"yo",	"jo" }, ["ᅮ"]	= { "ᅮ",	"u",	"u",	"u",	"wu",	"u" }, ["ᅯ"]	= { "ᅯ",	"wo",	"wo",	"wŏ",	"we",	"wʌ̹" }, ["ᅰ"]	= { "ᅰ",	"we",	"we",	"we",	"wey",	"we̞" }, ["ᅱ"]	= { "ᅱ",	"wi",	"wi",	"wi",	"wi",	"ɥi" }, ["ᅲ"]	= { "ᅲ",	"yu",	"yu",	"yu",	"yu",	"ju" }, ["ᅳ"]	= { "ᅳ",	"eu",	"eu",	"ŭ",	"u",	"ɯ" }, ["ᅴ"]	= { "ᅴ",	"ui",	"ui",	"ŭi",	"uy",	"ɰi" }, ["ᅵ"]	= { "ᅵ",	"i",	"i",	"i",	"i",	"i" }, }

export.boundary = { -- note: Ø represents different things when used for initials and finals. -- For initials, Ø = the next syllable is absent. -- For finals, Ø = the absence of a jongseong jamo, but the previous syllable exists. -- The equivalent of initial Ø is final "" (nothing). ["Ø-Ø"] 	 = { "",	";",	"",	"",	"",	"" }, ["-Ø"] 	 = { "",	";",	"",	"",	"",	"" }, ["-ᄀ"] 	 = { "ᄀ",	";g",	"g",	"k",	"k",	"k" }, ["-ᄁ"] 	 = { "ᄁ",	";kk",	"kk",	"kk",	"kk",	"k͈" }, ["-ᄂ"] 	 = { "ᄂ",	";n",	"n",	"n",	"n",	"n" }, ["-ᄃ"] 	 = { "ᄃ",	";d",	"d",	"t",	"t",	"t" }, ["-ᄄ"] 	 = { "ᄄ",	";tt",	"tt",	"tt",	"tt",	"t͈" }, ["-ᄅ"] 	 = { "ᄅ",	";r",	"l",	"r",	"l",	"ɾ" }, ["-ᄆ"] 	 = { "ᄆ",	";m",	"m",	"m",	"m",	"m" }, ["-ᄇ"] 	 = { "ᄇ",	";b",	"b",	"p",	"p",	"p" }, ["-ᄈ"] 	 = { "ᄈ",	";pp",	"pp",	"pp",	"pp",	"p͈" }, ["-ᄉ"] 	 = { "ᄉ",	";s",	"s",	"s",	"s",	"sʰ" }, ["-ᄊ"] 	 = { "ᄊ",	";ss",	"ss",	"ss",	"ss",	"s͈" }, ["-ᄋ"] 	 = { "ᄋ",	";",	"",	"",	"",	"" }, ["-ᄌ"] 	 = { "ᄌ",	";j",	"j",	"ch",	"c",	"t͡ɕ" }, ["-ᄍ"] 	 = { "ᄍ",	";jj",	"jj",	"tch",	"cc",	"t͡ɕ͈" }, ["-ᄎ"] 	 = { "ᄎ",	";ch",	"ch",	"ch'",	"ch",	"t͡ɕʰ" }, ["-ᄏ"] 	 = { "ᄏ",	";k",	"k",	"k'",	"kh",	"kʰ" }, ["-ᄐ"] 	 = { "ᄐ",	";t",	"t",	"t'",	"th",	"tʰ" }, ["-ᄑ"] 	 = { "ᄑ",	";p",	"p",	"p'",	"ph",	"pʰ" }, ["-ᄒ"] 	 = { "ᄒ",	";h",	"h",	"h",	"h",	"h" }, ["Ø-ᄀ"] 	 = { "ᄀ",	";g",	"g",	"g",	"k",	"ɡ" }, ["Ø-ᄁ"] 	 = { "ᄁ",	";kk",	"kk",	"kk",	"kk",	"k͈" }, ["Ø-ᄂ"] 	 = { "ᄂ",	";n",	"n",	"n",	"n",	"n" }, ["Ø-ᄃ"] 	 = { "ᄃ",	";d",	"d",	"d",	"t",	"d" }, ["Ø-ᄄ"] 	 = { "ᄄ",	";tt",	"tt",	"tt",	"tt",	"t͈" }, ["Ø-ᄅ"] 	 = { "ᄅ",	";r",	"l",	"r",	"l",	"ɾ" }, ["Ø-ᄆ"] 	 = { "ᄆ",	";m",	"m",	"m",	"m",	"m" }, ["Ø-ᄇ"] 	 = { "ᄇ",	";b",	"b",	"b",	"p",	"b" }, ["Ø-ᄈ"] 	 = { "ᄈ",	";pp",	"pp",	"pp",	"pp",	"p͈" }, ["Ø-ᄉ"] 	 = { "ᄉ",	";s",	"s",	"s",	"s",	"sʰ" }, ["Ø-ᄊ"] 	 = { "ᄊ",	";ss",	"ss",	"ss",	"ss",	"s͈" }, ["Ø-ᄋ"] 	 = { "ᄋ",	";…",	"…",	"…",	"",	"" }, ["Ø-ᄌ"] 	 = { "ᄌ",	";j",	"j",	"j",	"c",	"d͡ʑ" }, ["Ø-ᄍ"] 	 = { "ᄍ",	";jj",	"jj",	"tch",	"cc",	"t͡ɕ͈" }, ["Ø-ᄎ"] 	 = { "ᄎ",	";ch",	"ch",	"ch'",	"ch",	"t͡ɕʰ" }, ["Ø-ᄏ"] 	 = { "ᄏ",	";k",	"k",	"k'",	"kh",	"kʰ" }, ["Ø-ᄐ"] 	 = { "ᄐ",	";t",	"t",	"t'",	"th",	"tʰ" }, ["Ø-ᄑ"] 	 = { "ᄑ",	";p",	"p",	"p'",	"ph",	"pʰ" }, ["Ø-ᄒ"] 	 = { "ᄒ",	";h",	"h",	"h",	"h",	"ɦ" }, ["ᆨ-Ø"] 	 = { "ᆨ",	"k;",	"g",	"k",	"k",	"k̚" }, ["ᆨ-ᄀ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄁ",	"k;g",	"gg",	"kk",	"k.k",	"k̚k͈" }, ["ᆨ-ᄁ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄁ",	"k;kk",	"gkk",	"kk",	"kkk",	"k̚k͈" }, ["ᆨ-ᄂ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄂ",	"ng;n",	"gn",	"ngn",	"kn",	"ŋn" }, ["ᆨ-ᄃ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄄ",	"k;d",	"gd",	"kt",	"k.t",	"k̚t͈" }, ["ᆨ-ᄄ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄄ",	"k;tt",	"gtt",	"ktt",	"ktt",	"k̚t͈" }, ["ᆨ-ᄅ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄂ",	"ng;n",	"gl",	"ngn",	"kl",	"ŋn" }, ["ᆨ-ᄆ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄆ",	"ng;m",	"gm",	"ngm",	"k;m",	"ŋm" }, ["ᆨ-ᄇ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄈ",	"k;b",	"gb",	"kp",	"k.p",	"k̚p͈" }, ["ᆨ-ᄈ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄈ",	"k;pp",	"gpp",	"kpp",	"kpp",	"k̚p͈" }, ["ᆨ-ᄉ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄊ",	"k;s",	"gs",	"ks",	"k.s",	"ks͈" }, ["ᆨ-ᄊ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄊ",	"k;ss",	"g'ss",	"kss",	"kss",	"ks͈" }, ["ᆨ-ᄋ"] 	 = { "ᄀ",	"g;",	"g'",	"g",	"k.",	"ɡ" }, ["ᆨ-ᄌ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄍ",	"k;j",	"gj",	"kch",	"k.c",	"k̚t͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆨ-ᄍ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄍ",	"k;jj",	"gjj",	"ktch",	"kcc",	"k̚t͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆨ-ᄎ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄎ",	"k;ch",	"gch",	"kch'",	"kch",	"k̚t͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᆨ-ᄏ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄏ",	"k;k",	"gk",	"kk'",	"kkh",	"k̚kʰ" }, ["ᆨ-ᄐ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄐ",	"k;t",	"gt",	"kt'",	"kth",	"k̚tʰ" }, ["ᆨ-ᄑ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄑ",	"k;p",	"gp",	"kp'",	"kph",	"k̚pʰ" }, ["ᆨ-ᄒ"] 	 = { "ᄏ",	"k;h",	"gh",	"kh",	"k.h",	"kʰ" }, ["ᆩ-Ø"] 	 = { "ᆨ",	"k;",	"kk",	"k",	"kk",	"k̚" }, ["ᆩ-ᄀ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄁ",	"k;g",	"kkg",	"kk",	"kk.k",	"k̚k͈" }, ["ᆩ-ᄁ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄁ",	"k;kk",	"kkkk",	"kk",	"kkkk",	"k̚k͈" }, ["ᆩ-ᄂ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄂ",	"ng;n",	"k;kn",	"ngn",	"kkn",	"ŋn" }, ["ᆩ-ᄃ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄄ",	"k;d",	"kkd",	"kt",	"kk.t",	"k̚t͈" }, ["ᆩ-ᄄ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄄ",	"k;tt",	"kktt",	"ktt",	"kktt",	"k̚t͈" }, ["ᆩ-ᄅ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄂ",	"ng;n",	"k;kl",	"ngn",	"kkl",	"ŋn" }, ["ᆩ-ᄆ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄆ",	"ng;m",	"k;km",	"ngm",	"kkm",	"ŋm" }, ["ᆩ-ᄇ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄈ",	"k;b",	"kkb",	"kp",	"kk.p",	"k̚p͈" }, ["ᆩ-ᄈ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄈ",	"k;pp",	"kkpp",	"kpp",	"kkpp",	"k̚p͈" }, ["ᆩ-ᄉ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄊ",	"k;s",	"kks",	"ks",	"kk.s",	"ks͈" }, ["ᆩ-ᄊ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄊ",	"k;ss",	"kkss",	"kss",	"kkss",	"ks͈" }, ["ᆩ-ᄋ"] 	 = { "ᄁ",	"kk;",	"kk'",	"kk",	"kk.",	"k͈" }, ["ᆩ-ᄌ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄍ",	"k;j",	"kkj",	"kch",	"kk.c",	"k̚t͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆩ-ᄍ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄍ",	"k;jj",	"kkjj",	"ktch",	"kkcc",	"k̚t͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆩ-ᄎ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄎ",	"k;ch",	"kkch",	"kch'",	"kkch",	"k̚t͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᆩ-ᄏ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄏ",	"k;k",	"kk'k",	"kk'",	"kkkh",	"k̚kʰ" }, ["ᆩ-ᄐ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄐ",	"k;t",	"kkt",	"kt'",	"kkth",	"k̚tʰ" }, ["ᆩ-ᄑ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄑ",	"k;p",	"kkp",	"kp'",	"kkph",	"k̚pʰ" }, ["ᆩ-ᄒ"] 	 = { "ᄏ",	"k;h",	"kkh",	"kh",	"kk.h",	"kʰ" }, ["ᆪ-Ø"] 	 = { "ᆨ",	"k;",	"gs",	"k",	"ks",	"k̚" }, ["ᆪ-ᄀ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄁ",	"k;g",	"gsg",	"kk",	"ks.k",	"k̚k͈" }, ["ᆪ-ᄁ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄁ",	"k;kk",	"gskk",	"kk",	"kskk",	"k̚k͈" }, ["ᆪ-ᄂ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄂ",	"ng;n",	"gsn",	"ngn",	"k;sn",	"ŋn" }, ["ᆪ-ᄃ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄄ",	"k;d",	"gsd",	"kt",	"ks.t",	"k̚t͈" }, ["ᆪ-ᄄ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄄ",	"k;tt",	"gstt",	"ktt",	"kstt",	"k̚t͈" }, ["ᆪ-ᄅ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄂ",	"ng;n",	"gsl",	"ngn",	"ksl",	"ŋn" }, ["ᆪ-ᄆ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄆ",	"ng;m",	"gsm",	"ngm",	"ksm",	"ŋm" }, ["ᆪ-ᄇ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄈ",	"k;b",	"gsb",	"kp",	"ks.p",	"k̚p͈" }, ["ᆪ-ᄈ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄈ",	"k;pp",	"gspp",	"kpp",	"kspp",	"k̚p͈" }, ["ᆪ-ᄉ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄊ",	"k;s",	"gs's",	"ks",	"ks.s",	"ks͈" }, ["ᆪ-ᄊ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄊ",	"k;ss",	"gsss",	"kss",	"ksss",	"ks͈" }, ["ᆪ-ᄋ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄊ",	"ks;",	"gs'",	"ks",	"ks.",	"ks͈" }, ["ᆪ-ᄌ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄍ",	"k;j",	"gsj",	"kch",	"ks.c",	"k̚t͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆪ-ᄍ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄍ",	"k;jj",	"gsjj",	"ktch",	"kscc",	"k̚t͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆪ-ᄎ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄎ",	"k;ch",	"gsch",	"kch'",	"ksch",	"k̚t͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᆪ-ᄏ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄏ",	"k;k",	"gsk",	"kk'",	"kskh",	"k̚kʰ" }, ["ᆪ-ᄐ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄐ",	"k;t",	"gst",	"kt'",	"ksth",	"k̚tʰ" }, ["ᆪ-ᄑ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄑ",	"k;p",	"gsp",	"kp'",	"ksph",	"k̚pʰ" }, ["ᆪ-ᄒ"] 	 = { "ᄏ",	"k;h",	"gsh",	"kh",	"ks.h",	"kʰ" }, ["ᆫ-Ø"] 	 = { "ᆫ",	"n;",	"n",	"n",	"n",	"n" }, ["ᆫ-ᄀ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄀ",	"n;g",	"ng",	"n'g",	"nk",	"nɡ" }, ["ᆫ-ᄁ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄁ",	"n;kk",	"nkk",	"nkk",	"nkk",	"nk͈" }, ["ᆫ-ᄂ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄂ",	"n;n",	"nn",	"nn",	"nn",	"nn" }, ["ᆫ-ᄃ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄃ",	"n;d",	"nd",	"nd",	"nt",	"nd" }, ["ᆫ-ᄄ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄄ",	"n;tt",	"ntt",	"ntt",	"ntt",	"nt͈" }, ["ᆫ-ᄅ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄅ",	"l;l",	"nl",	"ll",	"nl",	"ɭɭ" }, ["ᆫ-ᄆ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄆ",	"n;m",	"nm",	"nm",	"nm",	"nm" }, ["ᆫ-ᄇ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄇ",	"n;b",	"nb",	"nb",	"np",	"nb" }, ["ᆫ-ᄈ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄈ",	"n;pp",	"npp",	"npp",	"npp",	"np͈" }, ["ᆫ-ᄉ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄉ",	"n;s",	"ns",	"ns",	"ns",	"nsʰ" }, ["ᆫ-ᄊ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄊ",	"n;ss",	"nss",	"nss",	"nss",	"ns͈" }, ["ᆫ-ᄋ"] 	 = { "ᄂ",	"n;",	"n'",	"n",	"n.",	"n" }, ["ᆫ-ᄌ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄌ",	"n;j",	"nj",	"nj",	"nc",	"ɲd͡ʑ" }, ["ᆫ-ᄍ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄍ",	"n;jj",	"n'jj",	"ntch",	"ncc",	"ɲt͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆫ-ᄎ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄎ",	"n;ch",	"nch",	"nch'",	"nch",	"ɲt͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᆫ-ᄏ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄏ",	"n;k",	"nk",	"nk'",	"nkh",	"nkʰ" }, ["ᆫ-ᄐ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄐ",	"n;t",	"nt",	"nt'",	"nth",	"ntʰ" }, ["ᆫ-ᄑ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄑ",	"n;p",	"np",	"np'",	"nph",	"npʰ" }, ["ᆫ-ᄒ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄒ",	"n;h",	"nh",	"nh",	"n.h",	"nɦ" }, ["ᆬ-Ø"] 	 = { "ᆫ",	"n;",	"nj",	"n",	"nc",	"n" }, ["ᆬ-ᄀ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄁ",	"n;g",	"njg",	"nk",	"nc.k",	"nk͈" }, ["ᆬ-ᄁ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄁ",	"n;kk",	"njkk",	"nkk",	"nckk",	"nk͈" }, ["ᆬ-ᄂ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄂ",	"n;n",	"njn",	"nn",	"ncn",	"nn" }, ["ᆬ-ᄃ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄄ",	"n;d",	"njd",	"nt",	"nc.t",	"nt͈" }, ["ᆬ-ᄄ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄄ",	"n;tt",	"njtt",	"ntt",	"nctt",	"nt͈" }, ["ᆬ-ᄅ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄂ",	"n;n",	"njl",	"nn",	"ncl",	"nn" }, ["ᆬ-ᄆ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄆ",	"n;m",	"njm",	"nm",	"ncm",	"nm" }, ["ᆬ-ᄇ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄈ",	"n;b",	"njb",	"np",	"nc.p",	"np͈" }, ["ᆬ-ᄈ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄈ",	"n;pp",	"njpp",	"npp",	"ncpp",	"np͈" }, ["ᆬ-ᄉ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄊ",	"n;s",	"njs",	"ns",	"nc.s",	"ns͈" }, ["ᆬ-ᄊ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄊ",	"n;ss",	"njss",	"nss",	"ncss",	"ns͈" }, ["ᆬ-ᄋ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄌ",	"nj;",	"nj'",	"nj",	"nc.",	"ɲd͡ʑ" }, ["ᆬ-ᄌ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄍ",	"n;j",	"nj'j",	"nch",	"nc.c",	"ɲt͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆬ-ᄍ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄍ",	"n;jj",	"njjj",	"ntch",	"nccc",	"ɲt͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆬ-ᄎ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄎ",	"n;ch",	"njch",	"nch'",	"ncch",	"ɲt͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᆬ-ᄏ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄏ",	"n;k",	"njk",	"nk'",	"nckh",	"nkʰ" }, ["ᆬ-ᄐ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄐ",	"n;t",	"njt",	"nt'",	"ncth",	"ntʰ" }, ["ᆬ-ᄑ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄑ",	"n;p",	"njp",	"np'",	"ncph",	"npʰ" }, ["ᆬ-ᄒ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄎ",	"n;ch",	"njh",	"nch'",	"nc.h",	"ɲt͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᆭ-Ø"] 	 = { "ᆫ",	"n;",	"nh",	"n",	"nh",	"n" }, ["ᆭ-ᄀ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄏ",	"n;k",	"nhg",	"nk'",	"nhk",	"nkʰ" }, ["ᆭ-ᄁ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄏ",	"n;k",	"nhkk",	"nk'",	"nhkk",	"nkʰ" }, ["ᆭ-ᄂ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄂ",	"n;n",	"nhn",	"nn",	"nhn",	"nn" }, ["ᆭ-ᄃ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄐ",	"n;t",	"nhd",	"nt'",	"nht",	"ntʰ" }, ["ᆭ-ᄄ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄐ",	"n;t",	"nhtt",	"nt'",	"nhtt",	"ntʰ" }, ["ᆭ-ᄅ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄂ",	"n;n",	"nhl",	"nn",	"nhl",	"nn" }, ["ᆭ-ᄆ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄆ",	"n;m",	"nhm",	"nm",	"nhm",	"nm" }, ["ᆭ-ᄇ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄑ",	"n;p",	"nhb",	"np'",	"nhp",	"npʰ" }, ["ᆭ-ᄈ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄑ",	"n;p",	"nhpp",	"np'",	"nhpp",	"npʰ" }, ["ᆭ-ᄉ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄊ",	"n;s",	"nhs",	"nss",	"nhs",	"ns͈" }, ["ᆭ-ᄊ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄊ",	"n;ss",	"nhss",	"nss",	"nhss",	"ns͈" }, ["ᆭ-ᄋ"] 	 = { "ᄂ",	"n;",	"nh'",	"n",	"nh.",	"n" }, ["ᆭ-ᄌ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄎ",	"n;ch",	"nhj",	"nch'",	"nhc",	"ɲt͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᆭ-ᄍ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄎ",	"n;ch",	"nhjj",	"nch'",	"nhcc",	"ɲt͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᆭ-ᄎ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄎ",	"n;ch",	"nhch",	"nch'",	"nhch",	"ɲt͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᆭ-ᄏ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄏ",	"n;k",	"nhk",	"nk'",	"nhkh",	"nkʰ" }, ["ᆭ-ᄐ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄐ",	"n;t",	"nht",	"nt'",	"nhth",	"ntʰ" }, ["ᆭ-ᄑ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄑ",	"n;p",	"nhp",	"np'",	"nhph",	"npʰ" }, ["ᆭ-ᄒ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄒ",	"n;h",	"nhh",	"nh",	"nhh",	"nɦ" }, ["ᆮ-Ø"] 	 = { "ᆮ",	"t;",	"d",	"t",	"t",	"t̚" }, ["ᆮ-ᄀ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄁ",	"t;g",	"dg",	"tk",	"t.k",	"t̚k͈" }, ["ᆮ-ᄁ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄁ",	"t;kk",	"dkk",	"tkk",	"tkk",	"t̚k͈" }, ["ᆮ-ᄂ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄂ",	"n;n",	"dn",	"nn",	"tn",	"nn" }, ["ᆮ-ᄃ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄄ",	"t;d",	"dd",	"tt",	"t.t",	"t̚t͈" }, ["ᆮ-ᄄ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄄ",	"t;tt",	"dtt",	"tt",	"ttt",	"t̚t͈" }, ["ᆮ-ᄅ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄂ",	"n;n",	"dl",	"nn",	"t;l",	"nn" }, ["ᆮ-ᄆ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄆ",	"n;m",	"dm",	"nm",	"t;m",	"nm" }, ["ᆮ-ᄇ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄈ",	"t;b",	"db",	"tp",	"t.p",	"t̚p͈" }, ["ᆮ-ᄈ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄈ",	"t;pp",	"dpp",	"tpp",	"tpp",	"t̚p͈" }, ["ᆮ-ᄉ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄊ",	"t;s",	"ds",	"ss",	"t.s",	"ss͈" }, ["ᆮ-ᄊ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄊ",	"t;ss",	"dss",	"ss",	"tss",	"ss͈" }, ["ᆮ-ᄋ"] 	 = { "ᄃ",	"d;",	"d'",	"d",	"t.",	"d" }, ["ᆮ-ᄌ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄍ",	"t;j",	"dj",	"tch",	"t.c",	"t̚t͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆮ-ᄍ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄍ",	"t;jj",	"djj",	"tch",	"tcc",	"t̚t͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆮ-ᄎ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄎ",	"t;ch",	"dch",	"tch'",	"tch",	"t̚t͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᆮ-ᄏ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄏ",	"t;k",	"dk",	"tk'",	"tkh",	"t̚kʰ" }, ["ᆮ-ᄐ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄐ",	"t;t",	"dt",	"tt'",	"tth",	"t̚tʰ" }, ["ᆮ-ᄑ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄑ",	"t;p",	"dp",	"tp'",	"tph",	"t̚pʰ" }, ["ᆮ-ᄒ"] 	 = { "ᄐ",	"t;h",	"dh",	"th",	"t.h",	"tʰ" }, ["ᆯ-Ø"] 	 = { "ᆯ",	"l;",	"l",	"l",	"l",	"ɭ" }, ["ᆯ-ᄀ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄀ",	"l;g",	"lg",	"lg",	"lk",	"ɭɡ" }, ["ᆯ-ᄁ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄁ",	"l;kk",	"lkk",	"lkk",	"lkk",	"ɭk͈" }, ["ᆯ-ᄂ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄅ",	"l;l",	"ln",	"ll",	"ln",	"ɭɭ" }, ["ᆯ-ᄃ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄃ",	"l;d",	"ld",	"ld",	"lt",	"ɭd" }, ["ᆯ-ᄄ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄄ",	"l;tt",	"l'tt",	"ltt",	"ltt",	"ɭt͈" }, ["ᆯ-ᄅ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄅ",	"l;l",	"ll",	"ll",	"ll",	"ɭɭ" }, ["ᆯ-ᄆ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄆ",	"l;m",	"lm",	"lm",	"lm",	"ɭm" }, ["ᆯ-ᄇ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄇ",	"l;b",	"lb",	"lb",	"lp",	"ɭb" }, ["ᆯ-ᄈ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄈ",	"l;pp",	"l'pp",	"lpp",	"lpp",	"ɭp͈" }, ["ᆯ-ᄉ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄉ",	"l;s",	"ls",	"ls",	"ls",	"ɭsʰ" }, ["ᆯ-ᄊ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄊ",	"l;ss",	"l'ss",	"lss",	"lss",	"ɭs͈" }, ["ᆯ-ᄋ"] 	 = { "ᄅ",	"r;",	"l'",	"r",	"l.",	"ɾ" }, ["ᆯ-ᄌ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄌ",	"l;j",	"lj",	"lj",	"lc",	"ʎd͡ʑ" }, ["ᆯ-ᄍ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄍ",	"l;jj",	"ljj",	"ltch",	"lcc",	"ʎt͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆯ-ᄎ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄎ",	"l;ch",	"lch",	"lch'",	"lch",	"ʎt͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᆯ-ᄏ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄏ",	"l;k",	"lk",	"lk'",	"lkh",	"ɭkʰ" }, ["ᆯ-ᄐ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄐ",	"l;t",	"lt",	"lt'",	"lth",	"ɭtʰ" }, ["ᆯ-ᄑ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄑ",	"l;p",	"lp",	"lp'",	"lph",	"ɭpʰ" }, ["ᆯ-ᄒ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄒ",	"l;h",	"lh",	"rh",	"l.h",	"ɾɦ" }, ["ᆰ-Ø"] 	 = { "ᆨ",	"k;",	"lg",	"k",	"lk",	"k̚" }, ["ᆰ-ᄀ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄁ",	"l;g",	"lgg",	"lg",	"lk.k",	"ɭk͈" }, ["ᆰ-ᄁ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄁ",	"l;kk",	"lgkk",	"lkk",	"lkkk",	"ɭk͈" }, ["ᆰ-ᄂ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄂ",	"ng;n",	"lgn",	"ngn",	"lkn",	"ŋn" }, ["ᆰ-ᄃ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄄ",	"k;d",	"lgd",	"kt",	"lk.t",	"k̚t͈" }, ["ᆰ-ᄄ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄄ",	"k;tt",	"lgtt",	"ktt",	"lktt",	"k̚t͈" }, ["ᆰ-ᄅ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄂ",	"ng;n",	"lgl",	"ngn",	"lkl",	"ŋn" }, ["ᆰ-ᄆ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄆ",	"ng;m",	"lgm",	"ngm",	"lkm",	"ŋm" }, ["ᆰ-ᄇ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄈ",	"k;b",	"lgb",	"kp",	"lk.p",	"k̚p͈" }, ["ᆰ-ᄈ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄈ",	"k;pp",	"lgpp",	"kpp",	"lkpp",	"k̚p͈" }, ["ᆰ-ᄉ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄊ",	"k;s",	"lgs",	"ks",	"lk.s",	"ks͈" }, ["ᆰ-ᄊ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄊ",	"k;ss",	"lgss",	"kss",	"lkss",	"ks͈" }, ["ᆰ-ᄋ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄀ",	"lg;",	"lg'",	"lg",	"lk.",	"ɭɡ" }, ["ᆰ-ᄌ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄍ",	"k;j",	"lgj",	"kch",	"lk.c",	"k̚t͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆰ-ᄍ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄍ",	"k;jj",	"lgjj",	"ktch",	"lkcc",	"k̚t͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆰ-ᄎ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄎ",	"k;ch",	"lgch",	"kch'",	"lkch",	"k̚t͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᆰ-ᄏ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄏ",	"l;k",	"lgk",	"lk'",	"lkkh",	"ɭkʰ" }, ["ᆰ-ᄐ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄐ",	"k;t",	"lgt",	"kt'",	"lkth",	"k̚tʰ" }, ["ᆰ-ᄑ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄑ",	"k;p",	"lgp",	"kp'",	"lkph",	"k̚pʰ" }, ["ᆰ-ᄒ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄏ",	"l;k",	"lgh",	"lk'",	"lk.h",	"ɭkʰ" }, ["ᆱ-Ø"] 	 = { "ᆷ",	"m;",	"lm",	"m",	"lm",	"m" }, ["ᆱ-ᄀ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄀ",	"m;g",	"lmg",	"mg",	"lm.k",	"mɡ" }, ["ᆱ-ᄁ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄁ",	"m;kk",	"lmkk",	"mkk",	"lmkk",	"mk͈" }, ["ᆱ-ᄂ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄂ",	"m;n",	"lmn",	"mn",	"lmn",	"mn" }, ["ᆱ-ᄃ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄄ",	"m;d",	"lmd",	"mt",	"lmt",	"mt͈" }, ["ᆱ-ᄄ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄄ",	"m;tt",	"lmtt",	"mtt",	"lmtt",	"mt͈" }, ["ᆱ-ᄅ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄂ",	"m;n",	"lml",	"mn",	"lml",	"mn" }, ["ᆱ-ᄆ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄆ",	"m;m",	"lmm",	"mm",	"lmm",	"mm" }, ["ᆱ-ᄇ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄇ",	"m;b",	"lmb",	"mb",	"lm.p",	"mb" }, ["ᆱ-ᄈ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄈ",	"m;pp",	"lmpp",	"mpp",	"lmpp",	"mp͈" }, ["ᆱ-ᄉ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄉ",	"m;s",	"lms",	"ms",	"lm.s",	"msʰ" }, ["ᆱ-ᄊ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄊ",	"m;ss",	"lmss",	"mss",	"lmss",	"ms͈" }, ["ᆱ-ᄋ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄆ",	"lm;",	"lm'",	"lm",	"lm.",	"ɭm" }, ["ᆱ-ᄌ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄌ",	"m;j",	"lmj",	"mj",	"lm.c",	"md͡ʑ" }, ["ᆱ-ᄍ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄍ",	"m;jj",	"lmjj",	"mtch",	"lmcc",	"mt͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆱ-ᄎ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄎ",	"m;ch",	"lmch",	"mch'",	"lmch",	"mt͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᆱ-ᄏ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄏ",	"m;k",	"lmk",	"mk'",	"lmkh",	"mkʰ" }, ["ᆱ-ᄐ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄐ",	"m;t",	"lmt",	"mt'",	"lmth",	"mtʰ" }, ["ᆱ-ᄑ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄑ",	"m;p",	"lmp",	"mp'",	"lmph",	"mpʰ" }, ["ᆱ-ᄒ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄒ",	"m;h",	"lmh",	"mh",	"lm.h",	"ɾɦ" }, ["ᆲ-Ø"] 	 = { "ᆯ",	"l;",	"lb",	"l",	"lp",	"ɭ" }, ["ᆲ-ᄀ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄁ",	"l;g",	"lbg",	"lk",	"lp.k",	"ɭk͈" }, ["ᆲ-ᄁ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄁ",	"l;kk",	"lbkk",	"lkk",	"lpkk",	"ɭk͈" }, ["ᆲ-ᄂ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄅ",	"l;l",	"lbn",	"ll",	"lpn",	"ɭɭ" }, ["ᆲ-ᄃ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄄ",	"l;d",	"lbd",	"lt",	"lp.t",	"ɭt͈" }, ["ᆲ-ᄄ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄄ",	"l;tt",	"lbtt",	"ltt",	"lptt",	"ɭt͈" }, ["ᆲ-ᄅ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄅ",	"l;l",	"lbl",	"ll",	"lpl",	"ɭɭ" }, ["ᆲ-ᄆ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄆ",	"l;m",	"lbm",	"lm",	"lpm",	"ɭm" }, ["ᆲ-ᄇ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄈ",	"l;b",	"lbb",	"lp",	"lp.p",	"ɭp͈" }, ["ᆲ-ᄈ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄈ",	"l;pp",	"lbpp",	"lpp",	"lppp",	"ɭp͈" }, ["ᆲ-ᄉ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄊ",	"l;s",	"lbs",	"ls",	"lp.s",	"ɭs͈" }, ["ᆲ-ᄊ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄊ",	"l;ss",	"lbss",	"lss",	"lpss",	"ɭs͈" }, ["ᆲ-ᄋ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄇ",	"lb;",	"lb'",	"lb",	"lp.",	"ɭb" }, ["ᆲ-ᄌ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄍ",	"l;j",	"lbj",	"lch",	"lp.c",	"ʎt͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆲ-ᄍ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄍ",	"l;jj",	"lbjj",	"ltch",	"lpcc",	"ʎt͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆲ-ᄎ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄎ",	"l;ch",	"lbch",	"lch'",	"lpch",	"ʎt͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᆲ-ᄏ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄏ",	"l;k",	"lbk",	"lk'",	"lpkh",	"ɭkʰ" }, ["ᆲ-ᄐ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄐ",	"l;t",	"lbt",	"lt'",	"lpth",	"ɭtʰ" }, ["ᆲ-ᄑ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄑ",	"l;p",	"lbp",	"lp'",	"lpph",	"ɭpʰ" }, ["ᆲ-ᄒ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄑ",	"lp;h",	"lbh",	"lp'",	"lp.h",	"ɭpʰ" }, ["ᆳ-Ø"] 	 = { "ᆯ",	"l;",	"ls",	"l",	"ls",	"ɭ" }, ["ᆳ-ᄀ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄀ",	"l;g",	"lsg",	"lg",	"lsk",	"ɭɡ" }, ["ᆳ-ᄁ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄁ",	"l;kk",	"lskk",	"lkk",	"lskk",	"ɭk͈" }, ["ᆳ-ᄂ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄂ",	"l;n",	"lsn",	"ln",	"lsn",	"ɭn" }, ["ᆳ-ᄃ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄃ",	"l;d",	"lsd",	"ld",	"lst",	"ɭd" }, ["ᆳ-ᄄ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄄ",	"l;tt",	"lstt",	"ltt",	"lstt",	"ɭt͈" }, ["ᆳ-ᄅ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄂ",	"l;n",	"lsl",	"ln",	"lsl",	"ɭn" }, ["ᆳ-ᄆ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄆ",	"l;m",	"lsm",	"lm",	"lsm",	"ɭm" }, ["ᆳ-ᄇ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄇ",	"l;b",	"lsb",	"lb",	"lsp",	"ɭb" }, ["ᆳ-ᄈ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄈ",	"l;pp",	"lspp",	"lpp",	"lspp",	"ɭp͈" }, ["ᆳ-ᄉ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄉ",	"l;s",	"ls's",	"ls",	"lss",	"ɭsʰ" }, ["ᆳ-ᄊ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄊ",	"l;ss",	"lsss",	"lss",	"lsss",	"ɭs͈" }, ["ᆳ-ᄋ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄊ",	"ls;",	"ls'",	"ls",	"ls.",	"ɭs͈" }, ["ᆳ-ᄌ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄌ",	"l;j",	"lsj",	"lj",	"lsc",	"ʎd͡ʑ" }, ["ᆳ-ᄍ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄍ",	"l;jj",	"lsjj",	"ltch",	"lscc",	"ʎt͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆳ-ᄎ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄎ",	"l;ch",	"lsch",	"lch'",	"lsch",	"ʎt͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᆳ-ᄏ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄏ",	"l;k",	"lsk",	"lk'",	"lskh",	"ɭkʰ" }, ["ᆳ-ᄐ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄐ",	"l;t",	"lst",	"lt'",	"lsth",	"ɭtʰ" }, ["ᆳ-ᄑ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄑ",	"l;p",	"lsp",	"lp'",	"lsph",	"ɭpʰ" }, ["ᆳ-ᄒ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄊ",	"l;h",	"lsh",	"lh",	"lsh",	"ɭs͈" }, ["ᆴ-Ø"] 	 = { "ᆯ",	"l;",	"lt",	"l",	"lth",	"ɭ" }, ["ᆴ-ᄀ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄁ",	"l;g",	"ltg",	"lk",	"lth.k",	"ɭk͈" }, ["ᆴ-ᄁ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄁ",	"l;kk",	"ltkk",	"lkk",	"lthkk",	"ɭk͈" }, ["ᆴ-ᄂ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄅ",	"l;l",	"ltn",	"ll",	"lthn",	"ɭɭ" }, ["ᆴ-ᄃ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄄ",	"l;d",	"ltd",	"lt",	"lth.t",	"ɭt͈" }, ["ᆴ-ᄄ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄄ",	"l;tt",	"lttt",	"ltt",	"lthtt",	"ɭt͈" }, ["ᆴ-ᄅ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄅ",	"l;l",	"ltl",	"ll",	"lthl",	"ɭɭ" }, ["ᆴ-ᄆ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄆ",	"l;m",	"ltm",	"lm",	"lthm",	"ɭm" }, ["ᆴ-ᄇ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄈ",	"l;b",	"ltb",	"lp",	"lth.p",	"ɭp͈" }, ["ᆴ-ᄈ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄈ",	"l;pp",	"ltpp",	"lpp",	"lthpp",	"ɭp͈" }, ["ᆴ-ᄉ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄊ",	"l;s",	"lts",	"ls",	"lth.s",	"ɭs͈" }, ["ᆴ-ᄊ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄊ",	"l;ss",	"ltss",	"lss",	"lthss",	"ɭs͈" }, ["ᆴ-ᄋ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄐ",	"lt;",	"lt'",	"lt",	"lth.",	"ɭtʰ" }, ["ᆴ-ᄌ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄍ",	"l;j",	"ltj",	"lch",	"lth.c",	"ʎt͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆴ-ᄍ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄍ",	"l;jj",	"ltjj",	"ltch",	"lthcc",	"ʎt͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆴ-ᄎ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄎ",	"l;ch",	"ltch",	"lch'",	"lthch",	"ʎt͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᆴ-ᄏ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄏ",	"l;k",	"ltk",	"lk'",	"lthkh",	"ɭkʰ" }, ["ᆴ-ᄐ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄐ",	"l;t",	"lt't",	"lt'",	"lthth",	"ɭtʰ" }, ["ᆴ-ᄑ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄑ",	"l;p",	"ltp",	"lp'",	"lthph",	"ɭpʰ" }, ["ᆴ-ᄒ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄐ",	"l;h",	"lth",	"lh",	"lth.h",	"ɭtʰ" }, ["ᆵ-Ø"] 	 = { "ᆸ",	"p;",	"lp",	"p",	"lph",	"p̚" }, ["ᆵ-ᄀ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄁ",	"p;g",	"lpg",	"pk",	"lph.k",	"p̚k͈" }, ["ᆵ-ᄁ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄁ",	"p;kk",	"lpkk",	"pkk",	"lphkk",	"p̚k͈" }, ["ᆵ-ᄂ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄂ",	"m;n",	"lpn",	"mn",	"lphn",	"mn" }, ["ᆵ-ᄃ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄄ",	"p;d",	"lpd",	"pt",	"lph.t",	"p̚t͈" }, ["ᆵ-ᄄ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄄ",	"p;tt",	"lptt",	"ptt",	"lphtt",	"p̚t͈" }, ["ᆵ-ᄅ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄂ",	"m;n",	"lpl",	"mn",	"lphl",	"mn" }, ["ᆵ-ᄆ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄆ",	"m;m",	"lpm",	"mm",	"lphm",	"mm" }, ["ᆵ-ᄇ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄈ",	"p;b",	"lpb",	"pp",	"lph.p",	"p̚p͈" }, ["ᆵ-ᄈ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄈ",	"p;pp",	"lppp",	"pp",	"lphpp",	"p̚p͈" }, ["ᆵ-ᄉ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄊ",	"p;s",	"lps",	"ps",	"lph.s",	"ps͈" }, ["ᆵ-ᄊ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄊ",	"p;ss",	"lpss",	"pss",	"lphss",	"ps͈" }, ["ᆵ-ᄋ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄑ",	"lp;",	"lp'",	"lp",	"lph.",	"ɭpʰ" }, ["ᆵ-ᄌ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄍ",	"p;j",	"lpj",	"pch",	"lph.c",	"p̚t͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆵ-ᄍ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄍ",	"p;jj",	"lpjj",	"ptch",	"lphcc",	"p̚t͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆵ-ᄎ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄎ",	"p;ch",	"lpch",	"pch'",	"lphch",	"p̚t͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᆵ-ᄏ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄏ",	"p;k",	"lpk",	"pk'",	"lphkh",	"p̚kʰ" }, ["ᆵ-ᄐ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄐ",	"p;t",	"lpt",	"pt'",	"lphth",	"p̚tʰ" }, ["ᆵ-ᄑ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄑ",	"p;p",	"lp'p",	"pp'",	"lphph",	"p̚pʰ" }, ["ᆵ-ᄒ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄑ",	"p;h",	"lph",	"ph",	"lph.h",	"ɭpʰ" }, ["ᆶ-Ø"] 	 = { "ᆯ",	"l;",	"lh",	"l",	"lh",	"ɭ" }, ["ᆶ-ᄀ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄏ",	"l;k",	"lhg",	"lk'",	"lhk",	"ɭkʰ" }, ["ᆶ-ᄁ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄏ",	"l;k",	"lhkk",	"lk'",	"lhkk",	"ɭkʰ" }, ["ᆶ-ᄂ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄅ",	"l;l",	"lhn",	"ll",	"lhn",	"ɭɭ" }, ["ᆶ-ᄃ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄐ",	"l;t",	"lhd",	"lt'",	"lht",	"ɭtʰ" }, ["ᆶ-ᄄ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄐ",	"l;t",	"lhtt",	"lt'",	"lhtt",	"ɭtʰ" }, ["ᆶ-ᄅ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄅ",	"l;l",	"lhl",	"ll",	"lhl",	"ɭɭ" }, ["ᆶ-ᄆ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄆ",	"l;m",	"lhm",	"lm",	"lhm",	"ɭm" }, ["ᆶ-ᄇ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄑ",	"l;p",	"lhb",	"lp'",	"lhp",	"ɭpʰ" }, ["ᆶ-ᄈ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄑ",	"l;p",	"lhpp",	"lp'",	"lhpp",	"ɭpʰ" }, ["ᆶ-ᄉ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄊ",	"l;s",	"lhs",	"lss",	"lhs",	"ɭs͈" }, ["ᆶ-ᄊ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄊ",	"l;ss",	"lhss",	"lss",	"lhss",	"ɭs͈" }, ["ᆶ-ᄋ"] 	 = { "ᄅ",	"r;",	"lh'",	"r",	"lh.",	"ɾ" }, ["ᆶ-ᄌ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄎ",	"l;ch",	"lhj",	"lch'",	"lhc",	"ʎt͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᆶ-ᄍ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄎ",	"l;ch",	"lhjj",	"lch'",	"lhcc",	"ʎt͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᆶ-ᄎ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄎ",	"l;ch",	"lhch",	"lch'",	"lhch",	"ʎt͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᆶ-ᄏ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄏ",	"l;k",	"lhk",	"lk'",	"lhkh",	"ɭkʰ" }, ["ᆶ-ᄐ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄐ",	"l;t",	"lht",	"lt'",	"lhth",	"ɭtʰ" }, ["ᆶ-ᄑ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄑ",	"l;p",	"lhp",	"lp'",	"lhph",	"ɭpʰ" }, ["ᆶ-ᄒ"] 	 = { "ᆯᄒ",	"l;h",	"lhh",	"lh",	"lhh",	"ɾɦ" }, ["ᆷ-Ø"] 	 = { "ᆷ",	"m;",	"m",	"m",	"m",	"m" }, ["ᆷ-ᄀ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄀ",	"m;g",	"mg",	"mg",	"mk",	"mɡ" }, ["ᆷ-ᄁ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄁ",	"m;kk",	"mkk",	"mkk",	"mkk",	"mk͈" }, ["ᆷ-ᄂ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄂ",	"m;n",	"mn",	"mn",	"mn",	"mn" }, ["ᆷ-ᄃ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄃ",	"m;d",	"md",	"md",	"mt",	"md" }, ["ᆷ-ᄄ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄄ",	"m;tt",	"mtt",	"mtt",	"mtt",	"mt͈" }, ["ᆷ-ᄅ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄂ",	"m;n",	"ml",	"mn",	"ml",	"mn" }, ["ᆷ-ᄆ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄆ",	"m;m",	"mm",	"mm",	"mm",	"mm" }, ["ᆷ-ᄇ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄇ",	"m;b",	"mb",	"mb",	"mp",	"mb" }, ["ᆷ-ᄈ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄈ",	"m;pp",	"mpp",	"mpp",	"mpp",	"mp͈" }, ["ᆷ-ᄉ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄉ",	"m;s",	"ms",	"ms",	"ms",	"msʰ" }, ["ᆷ-ᄊ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄊ",	"m;ss",	"mss",	"mss",	"mss",	"ms͈" }, ["ᆷ-ᄋ"] 	 = { "ᄆ",	"m;",	"m'",	"m",	"m.",	"m" }, ["ᆷ-ᄌ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄌ",	"m;j",	"mj",	"mj",	"mc",	"md͡ʑ" }, ["ᆷ-ᄍ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄍ",	"m;jj",	"mjj",	"mtch",	"mcc",	"mt͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆷ-ᄎ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄎ",	"m;ch",	"mch",	"mch'",	"mch",	"mt͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᆷ-ᄏ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄏ",	"m;k",	"mk",	"mk'",	"mkh",	"mkʰ" }, ["ᆷ-ᄐ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄐ",	"m;t",	"mt",	"mt'",	"mth",	"mtʰ" }, ["ᆷ-ᄑ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄑ",	"m;p",	"mp",	"mp'",	"mph",	"mpʰ" }, ["ᆷ-ᄒ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄒ",	"m;h",	"mh",	"mh",	"mh",	"mɦ" }, ["ᆸ-Ø"] 	 = { "ᆸ",	"p;",	"b",	"p",	"p",	"p̚" }, ["ᆸ-ᄀ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄁ",	"p;g",	"bg",	"pk",	"p.k",	"p̚k͈" }, ["ᆸ-ᄁ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄁ",	"p;kk",	"bkk",	"pkk",	"pkk",	"p̚k͈" }, ["ᆸ-ᄂ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄂ",	"m;n",	"bn",	"mn",	"pn",	"mn" }, ["ᆸ-ᄃ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄄ",	"p;d",	"bd",	"pt",	"p.t",	"p̚t͈" }, ["ᆸ-ᄄ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄄ",	"p;tt",	"btt",	"ptt",	"ptt",	"p̚t͈" }, ["ᆸ-ᄅ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄂ",	"m;n",	"bl",	"mn",	"pl",	"mn" }, ["ᆸ-ᄆ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄆ",	"m;m",	"bm",	"mm",	"pm",	"mm" }, ["ᆸ-ᄇ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄈ",	"p;b",	"bb",	"pp",	"p.p",	"p̚p͈" }, ["ᆸ-ᄈ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄈ",	"p;pp",	"bpp",	"pp",	"ppp",	"p̚p͈" }, ["ᆸ-ᄉ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄊ",	"p;s",	"bs",	"ps",	"p.s",	"ps͈" }, ["ᆸ-ᄊ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄊ",	"p;ss",	"b'ss",	"pss",	"pss",	"ps͈" }, ["ᆸ-ᄋ"] 	 = { "ᄇ",	"b;",	"b'",	"b",	"p;.",	"b" }, ["ᆸ-ᄌ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄍ",	"p;j",	"bj",	"pch",	"p.c",	"p̚t͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆸ-ᄍ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄍ",	"p;jj",	"bjj",	"ptch",	"pcc",	"p̚t͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆸ-ᄎ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄎ",	"p;ch",	"bch",	"pch'",	"pch",	"p̚t͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᆸ-ᄏ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄏ",	"p;k",	"bk",	"pk'",	"pkh",	"p̚kʰ" }, ["ᆸ-ᄐ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄐ",	"p;t",	"bt",	"pt'",	"pth",	"p̚tʰ" }, ["ᆸ-ᄑ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄑ",	"p;p",	"bp",	"pp'",	"pph",	"p̚pʰ" }, ["ᆸ-ᄒ"] 	 = { "ᄑ",	"p;h",	"bh",	"ph",	"p.h",	"pʰ" }, ["ᆹ-Ø"] 	 = { "ᆸ",	"p;",	"bs",	"p",	"ps",	"p̚" }, ["ᆹ-ᄀ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄁ",	"p;g",	"bsg",	"pk",	"ps.k",	"p̚k͈" }, ["ᆹ-ᄁ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄁ",	"p;kk",	"bskk",	"pkk",	"pskk",	"p̚k͈" }, ["ᆹ-ᄂ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄂ",	"m;n",	"bsn",	"mn",	"psn",	"mn" }, ["ᆹ-ᄃ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄄ",	"p;d",	"bsd",	"pt",	"ps.t",	"p̚t͈" }, ["ᆹ-ᄄ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄄ",	"p;tt",	"bstt",	"ptt",	"pstt",	"p̚t͈" }, ["ᆹ-ᄅ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄂ",	"m;n",	"bsl",	"mn",	"psl",	"mn" }, ["ᆹ-ᄆ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄆ",	"m;m",	"bsm",	"mm",	"psm",	"mm" }, ["ᆹ-ᄇ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄈ",	"p;b",	"bsb",	"pp",	"ps.p",	"p̚p͈" }, ["ᆹ-ᄈ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄈ",	"p;pp",	"bspp",	"pp",	"pspp",	"p̚p͈" }, ["ᆹ-ᄉ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄊ",	"p;s",	"bs's",	"ps",	"ps.s",	"ps͈" }, ["ᆹ-ᄊ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄊ",	"p;ss",	"bsss",	"pss",	"psss",	"ps͈" }, ["ᆹ-ᄋ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄊ",	"ps;",	"bs'",	"ps",	"ps.",	"ps͈" }, ["ᆹ-ᄌ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄍ",	"p;j",	"bsj",	"pch",	"ps.c",	"p̚t͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆹ-ᄍ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄍ",	"p;jj",	"bsjj",	"ptch",	"pscc",	"p̚t͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆹ-ᄎ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄎ",	"p;ch",	"bsch",	"pch'",	"psch",	"p̚t͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᆹ-ᄏ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄏ",	"p;k",	"bsk",	"pk'",	"pskh",	"p̚kʰ" }, ["ᆹ-ᄐ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄐ",	"p;t",	"bst",	"pt'",	"psth",	"p̚tʰ" }, ["ᆹ-ᄑ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄑ",	"p;p",	"bsp",	"pp'",	"psph",	"p̚pʰ" }, ["ᆹ-ᄒ"] 	 = { "ᄑ",	"p;h",	"bsh",	"ph",	"psh",	"pʰ" }, ["ᆺ-Ø"] 	 = { "ᆮ",	"t;",	"s",	"t",	"s",	"t̚" }, ["ᆺ-ᄀ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄁ",	"t;g",	"sg",	"tk",	"s.k",	"t̚k͈" }, ["ᆺ-ᄁ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄁ",	"t;kk",	"skk",	"tkk",	"skk",	"t̚k͈" }, ["ᆺ-ᄂ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄂ",	"n;n",	"s;n",	"nn",	"sn",	"nn" }, ["ᆺ-ᄃ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄄ",	"t;d",	"sd",	"tt",	"s.t",	"t̚t͈" }, ["ᆺ-ᄄ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄄ",	"t;tt",	"stt",	"tt",	"stt",	"t̚t͈" }, ["ᆺ-ᄅ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄂ",	"n;n",	"s;l",	"nn",	"sl",	"nn" }, ["ᆺ-ᄆ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄆ",	"n;m",	"s;m",	"nm",	"sm",	"nm" }, ["ᆺ-ᄇ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄈ",	"t;b",	"sb",	"tp",	"s.p",	"t̚p͈" }, ["ᆺ-ᄈ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄈ",	"t;pp",	"spp",	"tpp",	"spp",	"t̚p͈" }, ["ᆺ-ᄉ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄊ",	"t;s",	"s's",	"ss",	"s.s",	"ss͈" }, ["ᆺ-ᄊ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄊ",	"t;ss",	"s'ss",	"ss",	"sss",	"ss͈" }, ["ᆺ-ᄋ"] 	 = { "ᄉ",	"s;",	"s'",	"s",	"s.",	"sʰ" }, ["ᆺ-ᄌ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄍ",	"t;j",	"sj",	"tch",	"s.c",	"t̚t͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆺ-ᄍ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄍ",	"t;jj",	"sjj",	"tch",	"scc",	"t̚t͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆺ-ᄎ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄎ",	"t;ch",	"sch",	"tch'",	"sch",	"t̚t͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᆺ-ᄏ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄏ",	"t;k",	"sk",	"tk'",	"skh",	"t̚kʰ" }, ["ᆺ-ᄐ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄐ",	"t;t",	"st",	"tt'",	"sth",	"t̚tʰ" }, ["ᆺ-ᄑ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄑ",	"t;p",	"sp",	"tp'",	"sph",	"t̚pʰ" }, ["ᆺ-ᄒ"] 	 = { "ᄐ",	"t;h",	"sh",	"th",	"sh",	"tʰ" }, ["ᆻ-Ø"] 	 = { "ᆮ",	"t;",	"ss",	"t",	"ss",	"t̚" }, ["ᆻ-ᄀ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄁ",	"t;g",	"ssg",	"tk",	"ss.k",	"t̚k͈" }, ["ᆻ-ᄁ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄁ",	"t;kk",	"sskk",	"tkk",	"sskk",	"t̚k͈" }, ["ᆻ-ᄂ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄂ",	"n;n",	"s;sn",	"nn",	"ssn",	"nn" }, ["ᆻ-ᄃ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄄ",	"t;d",	"ssd",	"tt",	"ss.t",	"t̚t͈" }, ["ᆻ-ᄄ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄄ",	"t;tt",	"sstt",	"tt",	"sstt",	"t̚t͈" }, ["ᆻ-ᄅ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄂ",	"n;n",	"s;sl",	"nn",	"ssl",	"nn" }, ["ᆻ-ᄆ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄆ",	"n;m",	"s;sm",	"nm",	"ssm",	"nm" }, ["ᆻ-ᄇ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄈ",	"t;b",	"ssb",	"tp",	"ss.p",	"t̚p͈" }, ["ᆻ-ᄈ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄈ",	"t;pp",	"sspp",	"tpp",	"sspp",	"t̚p͈" }, ["ᆻ-ᄉ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄊ",	"t;s",	"ss's",	"ss",	"ss.s",	"ss͈" }, ["ᆻ-ᄊ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄊ",	"t;ss",	"ssss",	"ss",	"ssss",	"ss͈" }, ["ᆻ-ᄋ"] 	 = { "ᄊ",	"ss;",	"ss'",	"ss",	"ss.",	"s͈" }, ["ᆻ-ᄌ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄍ",	"t;j",	"ssj",	"tch",	"ss.c",	"t̚t͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆻ-ᄍ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄍ",	"t;jj",	"ssjj",	"tch",	"sscc",	"t̚t͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆻ-ᄎ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄎ",	"t;ch",	"ssch",	"tch'",	"ssch",	"t̚t͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᆻ-ᄏ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄏ",	"t;k",	"ssk",	"tk'",	"sskh",	"t̚kʰ" }, ["ᆻ-ᄐ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄐ",	"t;t",	"sst",	"tt'",	"ssth",	"t̚tʰ" }, ["ᆻ-ᄑ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄑ",	"t;p",	"ssp",	"tp'",	"ssph",	"t̚pʰ" }, ["ᆻ-ᄒ"] 	 = { "ᄐ",	"t;h",	"ssh",	"th",	"ss.h",	"tʰ" }, ["ᆼ-Ø"] 	 = { "ᆼ",	"ng;",	"ng",	"ng",	"ng",	"ŋ" }, ["ᆼ-ᄀ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄀ",	"ng;g",	"ngg",	"ngg",	"ngk",	"ŋɡ" }, ["ᆼ-ᄁ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄁ",	"ng;kk",	"ngkk",	"ngkk",	"ngkk",	"ŋk͈" }, ["ᆼ-ᄂ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄂ",	"ng;n",	"ngn",	"ngn",	"ngn",	"ŋn" }, ["ᆼ-ᄃ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄃ",	"ng;d",	"ngd",	"ngd",	"ngt",	"ŋd" }, ["ᆼ-ᄄ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄄ",	"ng;tt",	"ngtt",	"ngtt",	"ngtt",	"ŋt͈" }, ["ᆼ-ᄅ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄂ",	"ng;n",	"ngl",	"ngn",	"ngl",	"ŋn" }, ["ᆼ-ᄆ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄆ",	"ng;m",	"ngm",	"ngm",	"ngm",	"ŋm" }, ["ᆼ-ᄇ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄇ",	"ng;b",	"ngb",	"ngb",	"ngp",	"ŋb" }, ["ᆼ-ᄈ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄈ",	"ng;pp",	"ngpp",	"ngpp",	"ngpp",	"ŋp͈" }, ["ᆼ-ᄉ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄉ",	"ng;s",	"ngs",	"ngs",	"ngs",	"ŋsʰ" }, ["ᆼ-ᄊ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄊ",	"ng;ss",	"ngss",	"ngss",	"ngss",	"ŋs͈" }, ["ᆼ-ᄋ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄋ",	"ng;'",	"ng'",	"ng",	"ng.",	"ŋ" }, ["ᆼ-ᄌ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄌ",	"ng;j",	"ngj",	"ngj",	"ngc",	"ŋd͡ʑ" }, ["ᆼ-ᄍ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄍ",	"ng;jj",	"ngjj",	"ngtch",	"ngcc",	"ŋt͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆼ-ᄎ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄎ",	"ng;ch",	"ngch",	"ngch'",	"ngch",	"ŋt͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᆼ-ᄏ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄏ",	"ng;k",	"ngk",	"ngk'",	"ngkh",	"ŋkʰ" }, ["ᆼ-ᄐ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄐ",	"ng;t",	"ngt",	"ngt'",	"ngth",	"ŋtʰ" }, ["ᆼ-ᄑ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄑ",	"ng;p",	"ngp",	"ngp'",	"ngph",	"ŋpʰ" }, ["ᆼ-ᄒ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄒ",	"ng;h",	"ngh",	"ngh",	"ngh",	"ŋɦ" }, ["ᆽ-Ø"] 	 = { "ᆮ",	"t;",	"j",	"t",	"c",	"t̚" }, ["ᆽ-ᄀ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄁ",	"t;g",	"jg",	"tk",	"c.k",	"t̚k͈" }, ["ᆽ-ᄁ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄁ",	"t;kk",	"jkk",	"tkk",	"ckk",	"t̚k͈" }, ["ᆽ-ᄂ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄂ",	"n;n",	"jn",	"nn",	"cn",	"nn" }, ["ᆽ-ᄃ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄄ",	"t;d",	"jd",	"tt",	"c.t",	"t̚t͈" }, ["ᆽ-ᄄ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄄ",	"t;tt",	"jtt",	"tt",	"ctt",	"t̚t͈" }, ["ᆽ-ᄅ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄂ",	"n;n",	"jl",	"nn",	"cl",	"nn" }, ["ᆽ-ᄆ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄆ",	"n;m",	"jm",	"nm",	"cm",	"nm" }, ["ᆽ-ᄇ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄈ",	"t;b",	"jb",	"tp",	"c.p",	"t̚p͈" }, ["ᆽ-ᄈ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄈ",	"t;pp",	"jpp",	"tpp",	"cpp",	"t̚p͈" }, ["ᆽ-ᄉ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄊ",	"t;s",	"js",	"ss",	"c.s",	"ss͈" }, ["ᆽ-ᄊ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄊ",	"t;ss",	"jss",	"ss",	"css",	"ss͈" }, ["ᆽ-ᄋ"] 	 = { "ᄌ",	"j;",	"j'",	"j",	"c.",	"d͡ʑ" }, ["ᆽ-ᄌ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄍ",	"t;j",	"jj",	"tch",	"c.c",	"t̚t͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆽ-ᄍ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄍ",	"t;jj",	"jjj",	"tch",	"ccc",	"t̚t͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆽ-ᄎ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄎ",	"t;ch",	"jch",	"tch'",	"cch",	"t̚t͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᆽ-ᄏ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄏ",	"t;k",	"jk",	"tk'",	"ckh",	"t̚kʰ" }, ["ᆽ-ᄐ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄐ",	"t;t",	"jt",	"tt'",	"cth",	"t̚tʰ" }, ["ᆽ-ᄑ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄑ",	"t;p",	"jp",	"tp'",	"cph",	"t̚pʰ" }, ["ᆽ-ᄒ"] 	 = { "ᄎ",	"c;h",	"jh",	"ch'",	"c.h",	"t͡;ɕʰ" }, ["ᆾ-Ø"] 	 = { "ᆮ",	"t;",	"ch",	"t",	"ch",	"t̚" }, ["ᆾ-ᄀ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄁ",	"t;g",	"chg",	"tk",	"ch.k",	"t̚k͈" }, ["ᆾ-ᄁ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄁ",	"t;kk",	"chkk",	"tkk",	"chkk",	"t̚k͈" }, ["ᆾ-ᄂ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄂ",	"n;n",	"chn",	"nn",	"chn",	"nn" }, ["ᆾ-ᄃ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄄ",	"t;d",	"chd",	"tt",	"ch.t",	"t̚t͈" }, ["ᆾ-ᄄ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄄ",	"t;tt",	"chtt",	"tt",	"chtt",	"t̚t͈" }, ["ᆾ-ᄅ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄂ",	"n;n",	"chl",	"nn",	"chl",	"nn" }, ["ᆾ-ᄆ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄆ",	"n;m",	"chm",	"nm",	"chm",	"nm" }, ["ᆾ-ᄇ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄈ",	"t;b",	"chb",	"tp",	"ch.p",	"t̚p͈" }, ["ᆾ-ᄈ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄈ",	"t;pp",	"chpp",	"tpp",	"chpp",	"t̚p͈" }, ["ᆾ-ᄉ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄊ",	"t;s",	"chs",	"ss",	"ch.s",	"ss͈" }, ["ᆾ-ᄊ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄊ",	"t;ss",	"chss",	"ss",	"chss",	"ss͈" }, ["ᆾ-ᄋ"] 	 = { "ᄎ",	"ch;",	"ch'",	"ch",	"ch.",	"t͡;ɕʰ" }, ["ᆾ-ᄌ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄍ",	"t;j",	"chj",	"tch",	"ch.c",	"t̚t͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆾ-ᄍ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄍ",	"t;jj",	"chjj",	"tch",	"chcc",	"t̚t͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆾ-ᄎ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄎ",	"t;ch",	"chch",	"tch'",	"chch",	"t̚t͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᆾ-ᄏ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄏ",	"t;k",	"chk",	"tk'",	"chkh",	"t̚kʰ" }, ["ᆾ-ᄐ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄐ",	"t;t",	"cht",	"tt'",	"chth",	"t̚tʰ" }, ["ᆾ-ᄑ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄑ",	"t;p",	"chp",	"tp'",	"chph",	"t̚pʰ" }, ["ᆾ-ᄒ"] 	 = { "ᄎ",	"t;h",	"chh",	"th",	"ch.h",	"t͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᆿ-Ø"] 	 = { "ᆨ",	"k;",	"k",	"k",	"kh",	"k̚" }, ["ᆿ-ᄀ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄁ",	"k;g",	"kg",	"kk",	"kh.k",	"k̚k͈" }, ["ᆿ-ᄁ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄁ",	"k;kk",	"k'kk",	"kk",	"khkk",	"k̚k͈" }, ["ᆿ-ᄂ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄂ",	"ng;n",	"kn",	"ngn",	"khn",	"ŋn" }, ["ᆿ-ᄃ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄄ",	"k;d",	"kd",	"kt",	"kh.t",	"k̚t͈" }, ["ᆿ-ᄄ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄄ",	"k;tt",	"ktt",	"ktt",	"khtt",	"k̚t͈" }, ["ᆿ-ᄅ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄂ",	"ng;n",	"kl",	"ngn",	"khl",	"ŋn" }, ["ᆿ-ᄆ"] 	 = { "ᆼᄆ",	"ng;m",	"km",	"ngm",	"khm",	"ŋm" }, ["ᆿ-ᄇ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄈ",	"k;b",	"kb",	"kp",	"kh.p",	"k̚p͈" }, ["ᆿ-ᄈ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄈ",	"k;pp",	"kpp",	"kpp",	"khpp",	"k̚p͈" }, ["ᆿ-ᄉ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄊ",	"k;s",	"ks",	"ks",	"kh.s",	"ks͈" }, ["ᆿ-ᄊ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄊ",	"k;ss",	"kss",	"kss",	"khss",	"ks͈" }, ["ᆿ-ᄋ"] 	 = { "ᄏ",	"k;",	"k'",	"k'",	"kh.",	"kʰ" }, ["ᆿ-ᄌ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄍ",	"k;j",	"kj",	"kch",	"kh.c",	"k̚t͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆿ-ᄍ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄍ",	"k;jj",	"kjj",	"ktch",	"khcc",	"k̚t͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᆿ-ᄎ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄎ",	"k;ch",	"kch",	"kch'",	"khch",	"k̚t͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᆿ-ᄏ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄏ",	"k;k",	"k'k",	"kk'",	"khkh",	"k̚kʰ" }, ["ᆿ-ᄐ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄐ",	"k;t",	"kt",	"kt'",	"khth",	"k̚tʰ" }, ["ᆿ-ᄑ"] 	 = { "ᆨᄑ",	"k;p",	"kp",	"kp'",	"khph",	"k̚pʰ" }, ["ᆿ-ᄒ"] 	 = { "ᄏ",	"k;h",	"kh",	"kh",	"kh.h",	"kʰ" }, ["ᇀ-Ø"] 	 = { "ᆮ",	"t;",	"t",	"t",	"th",	"t̚" }, ["ᇀ-ᄀ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄁ",	"t;g",	"tg",	"tk",	"th.k",	"t̚k͈" }, ["ᇀ-ᄁ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄁ",	"t;kk",	"tkk",	"tkk",	"thkk",	"t̚k͈" }, ["ᇀ-ᄂ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄂ",	"n;n",	"t;n",	"nn",	"thn",	"nn" }, ["ᇀ-ᄃ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄄ",	"t;d",	"td",	"tt",	"th.t",	"t̚t͈" }, ["ᇀ-ᄄ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄄ",	"t;tt",	"ttt",	"tt",	"thtt",	"t̚t͈" }, ["ᇀ-ᄅ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄂ",	"n;n",	"t;l",	"nn",	"thl",	"nn" }, ["ᇀ-ᄆ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄆ",	"n;m",	"t;m",	"nm",	"thm",	"nm" }, ["ᇀ-ᄇ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄈ",	"t;b",	"tb",	"tp",	"th.p",	"t̚p͈" }, ["ᇀ-ᄈ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄈ",	"t;pp",	"tpp",	"tpp",	"thpp",	"t̚p͈" }, ["ᇀ-ᄉ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄊ",	"t;s",	"ts",	"ss",	"th.s",	"ss͈" }, ["ᇀ-ᄊ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄊ",	"t;ss",	"tss",	"ss",	"thss",	"ss͈" }, ["ᇀ-ᄋ"] 	 = { "ᄐ",	"t;",	"t'",	"t'",	"th.",	"tʰ" }, ["ᇀ-ᄌ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄍ",	"t;j",	"tj",	"tch",	"th.c",	"t̚t͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᇀ-ᄍ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄍ",	"t;jj",	"tjj",	"tch",	"thcc",	"t̚t͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᇀ-ᄎ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄎ",	"t;ch",	"tch",	"tch'",	"thch",	"t̚t͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᇀ-ᄏ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄏ",	"t;k",	"tk",	"tk'",	"thkh",	"t̚kʰ" }, ["ᇀ-ᄐ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄐ",	"t;t",	"t't",	"tt'",	"thth",	"t̚tʰ" }, ["ᇀ-ᄑ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄑ",	"t;p",	"tp",	"tp'",	"thph",	"t̚pʰ" }, ["ᇀ-ᄒ"] 	 = { "ᄐ",	"t;h",	"th",	"th",	"th.h",	"tʰ" }, ["ᇁ-Ø"] 	 = { "ᆸ",	"p;",	"p",	"p",	"ph",	"p̚" }, ["ᇁ-ᄀ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄁ",	"p;g",	"pg",	"pk",	"ph.k",	"p̚k͈" }, ["ᇁ-ᄁ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄁ",	"p;kk",	"pkk",	"pkk",	"phkk",	"p̚k͈" }, ["ᇁ-ᄂ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄂ",	"m;n",	"pn",	"mn",	"phn",	"mn" }, ["ᇁ-ᄃ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄄ",	"p;d",	"pd",	"pt",	"ph.t",	"p̚t͈" }, ["ᇁ-ᄄ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄄ",	"p;tt",	"ptt",	"ptt",	"phtt",	"p̚t͈" }, ["ᇁ-ᄅ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄂ",	"m;n",	"pl",	"mn",	"phl",	"mn" }, ["ᇁ-ᄆ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄆ",	"m;m",	"pm",	"mm",	"phm",	"mm" }, ["ᇁ-ᄇ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄈ",	"p;b",	"pb",	"pp",	"ph.p",	"p̚p͈" }, ["ᇁ-ᄈ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄈ",	"p;pp",	"ppp",	"pp",	"phpp",	"p̚p͈" }, ["ᇁ-ᄉ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄊ",	"p;s",	"ps",	"ps",	"ph.s",	"ps͈" }, ["ᇁ-ᄊ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄊ",	"p;ss",	"pss",	"pss",	"phss",	"ps͈" }, ["ᇁ-ᄋ"] 	 = { "ᄑ",	"p;",	"p'",	"p'",	"ph.",	"pʰ" }, ["ᇁ-ᄌ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄍ",	"p;j",	"pj",	"pch",	"ph.c",	"p̚t͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᇁ-ᄍ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄍ",	"p;jj",	"pjj",	"ptch",	"phcc",	"p̚t͡ɕ͈" }, ["ᇁ-ᄎ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄎ",	"p;ch",	"pch",	"pch'",	"phch",	"p̚t͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᇁ-ᄏ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄏ",	"p;k",	"pk",	"pk'",	"phkh",	"p̚kʰ" }, ["ᇁ-ᄐ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄐ",	"p;t",	"pt",	"pt'",	"phth",	"p̚tʰ" }, ["ᇁ-ᄑ"] 	 = { "ᆸᄑ",	"p;p",	"p'p",	"pp'",	"phph",	"p̚pʰ" }, ["ᇁ-ᄒ"] 	 = { "ᄑ",	"p;h",	"ph",	"ph",	"ph.h",	"pʰ" }, ["ᇂ-Ø"] 	 = { "ᆮ",	"t;",	"h",	"t",	"h",	"t̚" }, ["ᇂ-ᄀ"] 	 = { "ᄏ",	";k",	"hg",	"k'",	"hk",	"kʰ" }, ["ᇂ-ᄁ"] 	 = { "ᄏ",	";k",	"hkk",	"k'",	"hkk",	"kʰ" }, ["ᇂ-ᄂ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄂ",	"n;n",	"hn",	"nn",	"hn",	"nn" }, ["ᇂ-ᄃ"] 	 = { "ᄐ",	";t",	"hd",	"t'",	"ht",	"tʰ" }, ["ᇂ-ᄄ"] 	 = { "ᄐ",	";t",	"htt",	"t'",	"htt",	"tʰ" }, ["ᇂ-ᄅ"] 	 = { "ᆫᄂ",	"n;n",	"hl",	"nn",	"hl",	"nn" }, ["ᇂ-ᄆ"] 	 = { "ᆷᄆ",	"n;m",	"hm",	"nm",	"hm",	"mm" }, ["ᇂ-ᄇ"] 	 = { "ᄑ",	";p",	"hb",	"p'",	"hp",	"pʰ" }, ["ᇂ-ᄈ"] 	 = { "ᄑ",	";p",	"hpp",	"p'",	"hpp",	"pʰ" }, ["ᇂ-ᄉ"] 	 = { "ᄊ",	";s",	"hs",	"ss",	"hs",	"s͈" }, ["ᇂ-ᄊ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄊ",	";ss",	"hss",	"ss",	"hss",	"ss͈" }, ["ᇂ-ᄋ"] 	 = { "ᄋ",	";",	"h'",	"",	"h.",	"" }, ["ᇂ-ᄌ"] 	 = { "ᄎ",	";ch",	"hj",	"ch'",	"hc",	"t͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᇂ-ᄍ"] 	 = { "ᄎ",	";ch",	"hjj",	"ch'",	"hcc",	"t͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᇂ-ᄎ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄎ",	"t;ch",	"hch",	"tch'",	"hch",	"t̚t͡ɕʰ" }, ["ᇂ-ᄏ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄏ",	";k",	"hk",	"k'",	"hkh",	"t̚kʰ" }, ["ᇂ-ᄐ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄐ",	";t",	"ht",	"t'",	"hth",	"t̚tʰ" }, ["ᇂ-ᄑ"] 	 = { "ᆮᄑ",	";p",	"hp",	"p'",	"hph",	"t̚pʰ" }, ["ᇂ-ᄒ"] 	 = { "ᄐ",	";h",	"hh",	"h",	"h.h",	"tʰ" }, }

return export

title: Module:User:Benwing2/ko-pron/data


text: -uda

title: -uda


text: dewota

title: dewota


text: 谬妄

title: 谬妄


text: -udos

title: -udos


text:
謬妄

Adjective

 * 1)  ridiculous; absurd; preposterous

title: 謬妄


text: -udas

title: -udas


text: miùwàng

title: miùwàng


text:
konuso

Noun

 * 1) cone

title: konuso


text: 乖谬

title: 乖谬


text:
乖謬

Adjective

 * 1)  ridiculous; absurd; preposterous

title: 乖謬


text: guāimiù

title: guāimiù


text:
takakaha

Noun

 * 1) tibia, shinbone

title: takakaha


text: xūwàng

title: xūwàng


text: Thesaurus:荒謬

title: Thesaurus:荒謬


text:
Citations:鬼畜

Noun: preta and beast

 * 慈悲地藏菩薩懺法
 * "zh"

- （某）與眾等. 先懺鬼道. 次悔畜生. 企伊同悟. 十習妄因. 即生同證. 一乘實果. 又復應知. 如上鬼畜. 各償先債. 報滿之時. 復還人道.

 * 正法念處經/正法念處經敘
 * "zh"

- 眷彼天人. 深嗟鬼畜.

 * 諸經要集/卷十一
 * "zh"

- 第二明色界四禪定業. 依身起處. 若鬼畜中.

 * 妙法聖念處經/卷02
 * "zh"

- 勝無邊，二空智慧，利益有情，不令墮落地獄鬼畜，焚燒諸苦，受種種等非愛之果.

title: Citations:鬼畜


text:
coqolahsiyamq

Noun

 * 1) barnacle

title: coqolahsiyamq


text: tydee

title: tydee


text: tyedy

title: tyedy


text:
skoppe

Etymology
From.

title: skoppe


text:
wapap

Noun

 * 1) wampum, wampum belt

title: wapap


text:
kehtaqs

Etymology
Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) ghost, spirit

title: kehtaqs


text:
މުޙައްމަދުގެފާނު

Etymology
From +.

Proper noun

 * 1) the Islamic prophet Muhammad

title: މުޙައްމަދުގެފާނު


text:
lossna

Etymology
From, from. Equivalent to. . Cognate of 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to detach, to come loose

title: lossna


text:
masa depan

Etymology
Combination of 🇰🇲

title: masa depan


text:
uello

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  eye

title: uello


text:
krakado

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) cracking sound

title: krakado


text:
ϩⲉⲣⲙⲁⲛⲟⲩⲡ

Etymology
From

Proper noun

 * , the synchronization of the greek god Hermes and the egyptian god Anubis.

title: ϩⲉⲣⲙⲁⲛⲟⲩⲡ


text:
vuedo

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1)  empty

title: vuedo


text:
Rhymes:English/ɪməv...

Rhymes for
ɪməv...

title: Rhymes:English/ɪməv...


text:
솔나무

Usage notes

 * Traditionally more common in.

title: 솔나무


text:
naixer

Verb

 * 1) to be born

title: naixer


text:
User:Ⲁⲡⲟⲗⲗⲟⲇⲱⲣⲟⲥ

Hi, I am Ⲁⲡⲟⲗⲗⲟⲇⲱⲣⲟⲥ or Apollodorus (meaning the gift of Apollo). My interests are Coptic (which learned over the 2020-1 quarentine in the USA) and Chinese (which I learned in school). I am a native English speaker. I have some knowledge of Latin and Greek, but my main interest is Coptic, which my main activity is adding and maintaining new lemmas to the Coptic page. I'm also a huge fan of Greek and Latin text, like Homer's Iliad, Odyseey, and Sappho's poetry, which I started reading in 6th grade. My hope is to translate these texts so that Coptic readers and linguists can appreciate the beautiful poetry of Greece and Rome in the language of Egypt (Basically the Mr. Worldwide meme).

Coptic
Useful links for Coptic
 * Coptic Dictionary Online

To do

 * Surpass 12000 Coptic lemma pages.
 * Create a User:Ⲁⲡⲟⲗⲗⲟⲇⲱⲣⲟⲥ/Comprehensive guide to Coptic Grammar and Pronunciation. For as much as the Coptic page on Wikitionary is helpful in finding words, the learner can't really use the words in a correct order. The page will be for the dialects of Sahidic, Bohairic, and Fayyumic.

title: User:Ⲁⲡⲟⲗⲗⲟⲇⲱⲣⲟⲥ


text: ろうどく

title: ろうどく


text: ろうりょく

title: ろうりょく


text: りじゅん

title: りじゅん


text: らいじょう

title: らいじょう


text: りくつ

title: りくつ


text: へりくつ

title: へりくつ


text: りょうきょく

title: りょうきょく


text: りょうしき

title: りょうしき


text: りょうしつ

title: りょうしつ


text: りょうち

title: りょうち


text: りょうりつ

title: りょうりつ


text: るいすい

title: るいすい


text: れいぞう

title: れいぞう


text: れんきゅう

title: れんきゅう


text: れんじゅう

title: れんじゅう


text: れんたい

title: れんたい


text: ろうひ

title: ろうひ


text: ろんぎ

title: ろんぎ


text:
Dundas

Etymology
The Scottish name is from, from  + , perhaps via , while the places in Canada are named after , a Scottish politician.

Proper noun

 * 1) A placename:
 * , where was discovered.
 * , where was discovered.
 * , where was discovered.
 * , where was discovered.
 * , where was discovered.
 * , where was discovered.
 * , where was discovered.
 * , where was discovered.
 * , where was discovered.
 * , where was discovered.
 * , where was discovered.
 * , where was discovered.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Dundas is the 18272nd most common surname in the United States, belonging to 1520 individuals. Dundas is most common among White (75.92%) and Black/African American (12.83%) individuals.

title: Dundas


text:
ޝަރީޢަތް

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) shari'a

title: ޝަރީޢަތް


text:
järtecken

Etymology
From,. Uncertain origin. The first half of compound probably from and related to 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬. Cognate of 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) omen (usually in the more literal sense)

title: järtecken


text:
ចក្រពត្តិ

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1)  chakravartin
 * 2) king of kings; high king; emperor

title: ចក្រពត្តិ


text: järtecknet

title: järtecknet


text: järtecknen

title: järtecknen


text: järtecknets

title: järtecknets


text: järtecknens

title: järtecknens


text: järteckens

title: järteckens


text:
ހިންދޫދީން

Proper noun

 * 1) Hinduism

title: ހިންދޫދީން


text:
ចក្រពត្តិនិយម

Etymology
🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1) imperialism

title: ចក្រពត្តិនិយម


text: untosi

title: untosi


text: prestissima

title: prestissima


text: prestissimi

title: prestissimi


text: prestissime

title: prestissime


text: pianissima

title: pianissima


text:
លទ្ធិចក្រពត្តិនិយម

Etymology
🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1) imperialism

title: លទ្ធិចក្រពត្តិនិយម


text: pianissime

title: pianissime


text: alluminica

title: alluminica


text: alluminici

title: alluminici


text: alluminiche

title: alluminiche


text:
จักรวรรดินิยม

Etymology
🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1) imperialism

title: จักรวรรดินิยม


text: calcinosa

title: calcinosa


text: calcinose

title: calcinose


text:
ลัทธิจักรวรรดินิยม

Etymology
🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1) imperialism

title: ลัทธิจักรวรรดินิยม


text: guappa

title: guappa


text: guappe

title: guappe


text: cloruranti

title: cloruranti


text:
丹楓

Noun

 * 1)  red maple covered with frost

title: 丹楓


text:
avvärja

Etymology
From, equivalent to. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) ward off, stave off, fend off

title: avvärja


text:
импорттаушы

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) importer

title: импорттаушы


text:
rũma

Verb
(infinitive )

 * 1) to bite
 * 2) to be firm
 * 3) to take a handful

title: rũma


text:
ސުން

Etymology
.

Numeral

 * 1) zero

title: ސުން


text:
Rhymes:English/ɪŋkəv...

Rhymes for
ɪŋkəv...

title: Rhymes:English/ɪŋkəv...


text:
rũmĩrĩra

Verb

 * 1) to follow

title: rũmĩrĩra


text: ffissure

title: ffissure


text:
절단

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) amputation

title: 절단