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| The period, or the comma, give a dot. Two periods, or a colon, give a double dot. Three periods, or a semicolon, give a triple dot. | The period, or the comma, give a dot. Two periods, or a colon, give a double dot. Three periods, or a semicolon, give a triple dot. | ||
| - | The dot signifies a meaningful character, or a logographic character, as well as a phrase end. The double dot signifies either a reduplicated character, or a longer phrase end, as well as a pause. The triple dot signifies an intentional tone mark, abrupt ends, long pauses, and the likes. | + | The dot signifies a meaningful character, or a logographic character, as well as a phrase end. The double dot signifies either a reduplicated character, or a longer phrase end, as well as a pause. It can also mean that the character it is under or over affects the previous character' |
| Other diacritic are sound helpers. They are not commonly used but especially useful in obscure words or with old fashion written words. | Other diacritic are sound helpers. They are not commonly used but especially useful in obscure words or with old fashion written words. | ||
| - | ^ Input ^ Result ^ | + | ^ Input ^ Result |
| - | | . | . | | + | | . | . | , | Under word, say the whole word meant, logographic forms are rare but still occurring. standalone, is a short pause. | |
| - | | , | , | | + | | : | : | .. | Reduplicates and/or lengthens the character' |
| - | | .. | .. | | + | | ; | ; | ... | Tone change mark under a character. On its own, either an abrupt end or a long pause. |
| - | | : | : | | + | | a | a | | | |
| - | | ... | ; | | + | | e | e | | | |
| - | | ; | ; | | + | | i | i | | | |
| - | | a | a | | + | | o | o | | | |
| - | | e | e | | + | | u | u | | | |
| - | | i | i | | + | | m | m | q/r | either gives a nasal quality to longer vowels when there is no n to turn into an m, or is used to denotes kh or gh or lh. Standalone is rare but gives a pensive or ridicule sense. |
| - | | o | o | | + | | f | f | s/c | turns part of the character into a voiceless fricative |
| - | | u | u | | + | | p | p | t/k | turns part of the character into a voiceless plosive |
| - | | m | m | | + | | v | v | z/j | turns part of the character into a voiced fricative |
| - | | q/r | q | | + | | h | h | | shows the character has no vowel and is pronounced quickly. On its own denotes the general meaning of " |
| - | | f/s/c | f | | + | |
| - | | p/t/k | p | | + | |
| - | | v/z/j | v | | + | |
| - | | h | h | | + | |
| === Positional and Rotational Modifiers === | === Positional and Rotational Modifiers === | ||
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