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Additional letters

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	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ъ . ъ</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ъ . ъ</big>}}</big>
	\|Ascon: thergent, {{Cs\|jrt\|þergent}}, Toamts: ceäriitnac, {{Cs\|jrt\|þeæriitnaþ~~}}, Darsavian: tokanj, {{Cs\|jrt\|tocanь~~}}		\|Ascon: thergent, {{Cs\|jrt\|þergent}}, Toamts: ceäriitnac, {{Cs\|jrt\|þeæriitnaþ}}
	\| -		\| -
	\|"Strengthener" in all languages. Used in some digraphs to indicate variant pronunciations, e.g. in Toamts {{Cs\|jrt\|зъ}} /ʒ/, {{Cs\|jrt\|sъ}} /ʃ/ (vs. {{Cs\|jrt\|з}} /dz/, {{Cs\|jrt\|s}} /s/).		\|"Strengthener" in all languages. Used in some digraphs to indicate variant pronunciations, e.g. in Toamts {{Cs\|jrt\|зъ}} /ʒ/, {{Cs\|jrt\|sъ}} /ʃ/ (vs. {{Cs\|jrt\|з}} /dz/, {{Cs\|jrt\|s}} /s/).

Maxisnt at 20:34, 1 April 2026

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	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ь . ь</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ь . ь</big>}}</big>
	\|[[Hearnish language\|Hearnish]]: che iad, {{Cs\|jrt\|xẹ iad}}, Toamts: rapii, {{Cs\|jrt\|rapii}}, [[Darsavian language\|Darsavian]]: ~~bartanj~~, {{Cs\|jrt\|~~bartanь~~}}		\|[[Hearnish language\|Hearnish]]: che iad, {{Cs\|jrt\|xẹ iad}}, Toamts: rapii, {{Cs\|jrt\|rapii}}, [[Darsavian language\|Darsavian]]: partanj, {{Cs\|jrt\|partanь}}
	\| Darsavian: [ʲ]		\| Darsavian: [ʲ]
	\|"Soft sign" in Hearnish, "boulder" in Toamts, "narrower" in Darsavian.<br>In Hearnish, this letter is used to indicate that a previous letter is lenited, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|dь}} /ɣ/, {{Cs\|jrt\|tь}}, /h/ (vs. {{Cs\|jrt\|d}} /d/, {{Cs\|jrt\|t}}, /t/).<br>In Toamts, this letter is used with {{Cs\|jrt\|c}} /k/ and {{Cs\|jrt\|g}} /g/ to make {{Cs\|jrt\|cь}} /c/ and {{Cs\|jrt\|gь}} /ɟ/.<br>In Darsavian, this letter is used to indicate narrow consonants, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|sь}} /sʲ/.		\|"Soft sign" in Hearnish, "boulder" in Toamts, "narrower" in Darsavian.<br>In Hearnish, this letter is used to indicate that a previous letter is lenited, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|dь}} /ɣ/, {{Cs\|jrt\|tь}}, /h/ (vs. {{Cs\|jrt\|d}} /d/, {{Cs\|jrt\|t}}, /t/).<br>In Toamts, this letter is used with {{Cs\|jrt\|c}} /k/ and {{Cs\|jrt\|g}} /g/ to make {{Cs\|jrt\|cь}} /c/ and {{Cs\|jrt\|gь}} /ɟ/.<br>In Darsavian, this letter is used to indicate narrow consonants, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|sь}} /sʲ/.
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	\|Darsavian: či, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|ći}}</big>		\|Darsavian: či, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|ći}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: [t͡ʃ]		\|Darsavian: [t͡ʃ]
	\|One of the 5 letters attributed to ~~GUY WITH NAME~~ for his ~~122 BNB~~ spelling reform.		\|One of the 5 letters attributed to [[Rachev of Prina]] for his 722 ANB spelling reform.
	\|-		\|-
	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ś . ś</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ś . ś</big>}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: šan, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|śan}}</big>		\|Darsavian: šan, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|śan}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: [ʃ]		\|Darsavian: [ʃ]
	\|One of the 5 letters attributed to ~~GUY WITH NAME~~ for his ~~122 BNB~~ spelling reform.		\|One of the 5 letters attributed to Rachev of Prina for his 722 ANB spelling reform.
	\|-		\|-
	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ğ . ğ</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ğ . ğ</big>}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: ekq, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|ecы}}</big>		\|Darsavian: ekq, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|ecы}}</big>
	\| -		\| -
	\|One of the 5 letters attributed to ~~GUY WITH NAME~~ for his ~~122 BNB~~ spelling reform. Origin of {{Cs\|jrt\|ы}}, originally represented a voiced velar fricative [ɣ].		\|One of the 5 letters attributed to Rachev of Prina for his 722 ANB spelling reform. Origin of {{Cs\|jrt\|ы}}, originally represented a voiced velar fricative [ɣ].
	\|-		\|-
	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ź . ź</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ź . ź</big>}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: žan, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|źan}}</big>		\|Darsavian: žan, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|źan}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: [ʒ]		\|Darsavian: [ʒ]
	\|One of the 5 letters attributed to ~~GUY WITH NAME~~ for his ~~122 BNB~~ spelling reform.		\|One of the 5 letters attributed to Rachev of Prina for his 722 ANB spelling reform.
	\|-		\|-
	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ċ . ċ</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ċ . ċ</big>}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: ci, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|ċi}}</big>		\|Darsavian: ci, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|ċi}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: [t͡s]		\|Darsavian: [t͡s]
	\|One of the 5 letters attributed to ~~GUY WITH NAME~~ for his ~~122 BNB~~ spelling reform.		\|One of the 5 letters attributed to Rachev of Prina for his 722 ANB spelling reform.
	\|}		\|}

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	\|Darsavian: či, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|ći}}</big>		\|Darsavian: či, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|ći}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: [t͡ʃ]		\|Darsavian: [t͡ʃ]
	\|		\|One of the 5 letters attributed to GUY WITH NAME for his 122 BNB spelling reform.
	\|-		\|-
	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ś . ś</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ś . ś</big>}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: šan, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|śan}}</big>		\|Darsavian: šan, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|śan}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: [ʃ]		\|Darsavian: [ʃ]
	\|		\|One of the 5 letters attributed to GUY WITH NAME for his 122 BNB spelling reform.
	\|-		\|-
	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ğ . ğ</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ğ . ğ</big>}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: ekq, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|ecы}}</big>		\|Darsavian: ekq, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|ecы}}</big>
	\| -		\| -
	\|Origin of {{Cs\|jrt\|ы}}, originally represented a voiced velar fricative [ɣ].		\|One of the 5 letters attributed to GUY WITH NAME for his 122 BNB spelling reform. Origin of {{Cs\|jrt\|ы}}, originally represented a voiced velar fricative [ɣ].
	\|-		\|-
	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ź . ź</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ź . ź</big>}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: žan, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|źan}}</big>		\|Darsavian: žan, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|źan}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: [ʒ]		\|Darsavian: [ʒ]
	\|		\|One of the 5 letters attributed to GUY WITH NAME for his 122 BNB spelling reform.
	\|-		\|-
	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ċ . ċ</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ċ . ċ</big>}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: ci, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|ċi}}</big>		\|Darsavian: ci, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|ċi}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: [t͡s]		\|Darsavian: [t͡s]
	\|		\|One of the 5 letters attributed to GUY WITH NAME for his 122 BNB spelling reform.
	\|}		\|}

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	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ȧ . ȧ</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ȧ . ȧ</big>}}</big>
	\|Ascon: ąn, {{Cs\|jrt\|ȧn}}, [[Manth language\|Manth]]: ån {{Cs\|jrt\|ȧn}}		\|Ascon: ąn, {{Cs\|jrt\|ȧn}}, [[Manth language\|Manth]]: ån, {{Cs\|jrt\|ȧn}}, Darsavian: ån, {{Cs\|jrt\|ȧn}}
	\|Ascon: [ɑ], Manth: [ɔ]		\|Ascon: [ɑ], Manth: [ɔ]
	\|		\|

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Additional letters

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	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ź . ź</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ź . ź</big>}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: ~~źan~~, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|źan}}</big>		\|Darsavian: žan, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|źan}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: [ʒ]		\|Darsavian: [ʒ]
	\|		\|

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Additional letters

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	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ğ . ğ</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ğ . ğ</big>}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: ekq, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|~~ekы~~}}</big>		\|Darsavian: ekq, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|ecы}}</big>
	\| -		\| -
	\|Origin of {{Cs\|jrt\|ы}}, originally represented a voiced velar fricative [ɣ].		\|Origin of {{Cs\|jrt\|ы}}, originally represented a voiced velar fricative [ɣ].

Maxisnt at 22:55, 31 March 2026

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	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ь . ь</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ь . ь</big>}}</big>
	\|[[Hearnish language\|Hearnish]]: che iad, {{Cs\|jrt\|xẹ iad}}, Toamts: rapii, {{Cs\|jrt\|rapii}}, [[Darsavian language\|Darsavian]]: ~~barënanj~~, {{Cs\|jrt\|~~barynanь~~}}		\|[[Hearnish language\|Hearnish]]: che iad, {{Cs\|jrt\|xẹ iad}}, Toamts: rapii, {{Cs\|jrt\|rapii}}, [[Darsavian language\|Darsavian]]: bartanj, {{Cs\|jrt\|bartanь}}
	\| Darsavian: [ʲ]		\| Darsavian: [ʲ]
	\|"Soft sign" in Hearnish, "boulder" in Toamts, "narrower" in Darsavian.<br>In Hearnish, this letter is used to indicate that a previous letter is lenited, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|dь}} /ɣ/, {{Cs\|jrt\|tь}}, /h/ (vs. {{Cs\|jrt\|d}} /d/, {{Cs\|jrt\|t}}, /t/).<br>In Toamts, this letter is used with {{Cs\|jrt\|c}} /k/ and {{Cs\|jrt\|g}} /g/ to make {{Cs\|jrt\|cь}} /c/ and {{Cs\|jrt\|gь}} /ɟ/.<br>In Darsavian, this letter is used to indicate narrow consonants, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|sь}} /sʲ/.		\|"Soft sign" in Hearnish, "boulder" in Toamts, "narrower" in Darsavian.<br>In Hearnish, this letter is used to indicate that a previous letter is lenited, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|dь}} /ɣ/, {{Cs\|jrt\|tь}}, /h/ (vs. {{Cs\|jrt\|d}} /d/, {{Cs\|jrt\|t}}, /t/).<br>In Toamts, this letter is used with {{Cs\|jrt\|c}} /k/ and {{Cs\|jrt\|g}} /g/ to make {{Cs\|jrt\|cь}} /c/ and {{Cs\|jrt\|gь}} /ɟ/.<br>In Darsavian, this letter is used to indicate narrow consonants, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|sь}} /sʲ/.
	\|-		\|-
	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ъ . ъ</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ъ . ъ</big>}}</big>
	\|Ascon: thergent, {{Cs\|jrt\|þergent}}, Toamts: ceäriitnac, {{Cs\|jrt\|þeæriitnaþ}}, Darsavian: ~~tokënanj~~, {{Cs\|jrt\|~~tocynanь~~}}		\|Ascon: thergent, {{Cs\|jrt\|þergent}}, Toamts: ceäriitnac, {{Cs\|jrt\|þeæriitnaþ}}, Darsavian: tokanj, {{Cs\|jrt\|tocanь}}
	\| -		\| -
	\|"Strengthener" in all languages. Used in some digraphs to indicate variant pronunciations, e.g. in Toamts {{Cs\|jrt\|зъ}} /ʒ/, {{Cs\|jrt\|sъ}} /ʃ/ (vs. {{Cs\|jrt\|з}} /dz/, {{Cs\|jrt\|s}} /s/).		\|"Strengthener" in all languages. Used in some digraphs to indicate variant pronunciations, e.g. in Toamts {{Cs\|jrt\|зъ}} /ʒ/, {{Cs\|jrt\|sъ}} /ʃ/ (vs. {{Cs\|jrt\|з}} /dz/, {{Cs\|jrt\|s}} /s/).
	\|-		\|-
	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ы . ы</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ы . ы</big>}}</big>
	\| Darsavian: ~~harkënanj~~, {{Cs\|jrt\|~~harcynanь~~}}		\| Darsavian: harkanj, {{Cs\|jrt\|harcanь}}
	\| Darsavian: [ˠ]		\| Darsavian: [ˤ]
	\|"Broadener" in Darsavian. Used to indicate broad consonants, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|sы}} /sˠ/.		\|"Broadener" in Darsavian. Used to indicate broad consonants, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|sы}} /sˤ/.
			\|-
			\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ć . ć</big>}}</big>
			\|Darsavian: či, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|ći}}</big>
			\|Darsavian: [t͡ʃ]
			\|
			\|-
			\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ś . ś</big>}}</big>
			\|Darsavian: šan, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|śan}}</big>
			\|Darsavian: [ʃ]
			\|
			\|-
			\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ğ . ğ</big>}}</big>
			\|Darsavian: ekq, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|ekы}}</big>
			\| -
			\|Origin of {{Cs\|jrt\|ы}}, originally represented a voiced velar fricative [ɣ].
			\|-
			\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ź . ź</big>}}</big>
			\|Darsavian: źan, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|źan}}</big>
			\|Darsavian: [ʒ]
			\|
			\|-
			\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ċ . ċ</big>}}</big>
			\|Darsavian: ci, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|ċi}}</big>
			\|Darsavian: [t͡s]
			\|
	\|}		\|}

Maxisnt at 09:49, 31 March 2026

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	{{Infobox writing system\|name=Phyrean script\|altname={{cs\|jrt\|staeðau fwyrdunwyz}}\|type=Alphabet\|time=ca. 120 BNB – Present\|direction=left-to-right\|languages=[[Phyrean language\|Phyrean]] and many other languages around the [[Orddonach]], plus colonies.\|fam1=[[Bhymian hieroglyphs]]\|fam2=[[Matari script]]\|fam3=[[Vedan script]]\|fam4=[[Old Phyrean scripts]]}}		{{Infobox writing system\|name=Phyrean script\|altname={{cs\|jrt\|staeðau fwyrdunwyz}}\|type=Alphabet\|time=ca. 120 BNB – Present\|direction=left-to-right\|languages=[[Phyrean language\|Phyrean]] and many other languages around the [[Orddonach]], plus colonies.\|fam1=[[Bhymian hieroglyphs]]\|fam2=[[Matari script]]\|fam3=[[Vedan script]]\|fam4=[[Old Phyrean scripts]]}}

	The '''Phyrean script''' ([[Phyrean language]]: {{Cs\|jrt\|staeðan fwyrdunwyz}}, ''staeddan ffwyrdunwyrh'') is an [[Wikipedia:alphabet\|alphabetic]] writing system employed in much of the [[Orddonach]], originally meant to encode the [[Phyrean language]]. Today it is also used to write [[Ascon]], [[Toamts]], [[Hogharrhyan]], and many other, mostly [[Namuno-Ethian languages]]. It is prolific as well in colonies founded by Namuno-Ethian-speaking peoples, such as those found in southern [[Gogg]].		The '''Phyrean script''' ([[Phyrean language\|Phyrean]]: {{Cs\|jrt\|staeðan fwyrdunwyz}}, ''staeddan ffwyrdunwyrh'') is an [[Wikipedia:alphabet\|alphabetic]] writing system employed in much of the [[Orddonach]], originally meant to encode the [[Phyrean language]]. Today it is also used to write [[Ascon language\|Ascon]], [[Toamts language\|Toamts]], [[Hogharrhyan language\|Hogharrhyan]], and many other, mostly [[Namuno-Ethian languages]]. It is prolific as well in colonies founded by Namuno-Ethian-speaking peoples, such as those found in southern [[Gogg]].

	It is a bicameral script that uses two distinct cases: stele script and small script. Stele script is used in text that requires emphasis and demands attention such as titles and signs, while small script is used in everyday text.		It is a bicameral script that uses two distinct cases: stele script and small script. Stele script is used in text that requires emphasis and demands attention such as titles and signs, while small script is used in everyday text.

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Additional letters

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	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ь . ь</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ь . ь</big>}}</big>
	\|[[Hearnish language\|Hearnish]]: che iad, {{Cs\|jrt\|xe iad}}, Toamts: rapii, {{Cs\|jrt\|rapii}}, [[Darsavian language\|Darsavian]]: barënanj, {{Cs\|jrt\|barynanь}}		\|[[Hearnish language\|Hearnish]]: che iad, {{Cs\|jrt\|xẹ iad}}, Toamts: rapii, {{Cs\|jrt\|rapii}}, [[Darsavian language\|Darsavian]]: barënanj, {{Cs\|jrt\|barynanь}}
	\| Darsavian: [ʲ]		\| Darsavian: [ʲ]
	\|"Soft sign" in Hearnish, "boulder" in Toamts, "narrower" in Darsavian.<br>In Hearnish, this letter is used to indicate that a previous letter is lenited, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|dь}} /ɣ/, {{Cs\|jrt\|tь}}, /h/ (vs. {{Cs\|jrt\|d}} /d/, {{Cs\|jrt\|t}}, /t/).<br>In Toamts, this letter is used with {{Cs\|jrt\|c}} /k/ and {{Cs\|jrt\|g}} /g/ to make {{Cs\|jrt\|cь}} /c/ and {{Cs\|jrt\|gь}} /ɟ/.<br>In Darsavian, this letter is used to indicate narrow consonants, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|sь}} /sʲ/.		\|"Soft sign" in Hearnish, "boulder" in Toamts, "narrower" in Darsavian.<br>In Hearnish, this letter is used to indicate that a previous letter is lenited, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|dь}} /ɣ/, {{Cs\|jrt\|tь}}, /h/ (vs. {{Cs\|jrt\|d}} /d/, {{Cs\|jrt\|t}}, /t/).<br>In Toamts, this letter is used with {{Cs\|jrt\|c}} /k/ and {{Cs\|jrt\|g}} /g/ to make {{Cs\|jrt\|cь}} /c/ and {{Cs\|jrt\|gь}} /ɟ/.<br>In Darsavian, this letter is used to indicate narrow consonants, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|sь}} /sʲ/.

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	\|cwern, {{Cs\|jrt\|cwern}}		\|cwern, {{Cs\|jrt\|cwern}}
	\| colspan="2" \|[kw]		\| colspan="2" \|[kw]
	\|Originally used in loanwords from [[Ancient Voeonian language\|ancient Voeonian]], came to be used whenever [k] appears before [w]. Replaced by {{Cs\|jrt\|c}} in Phyrean ~~modernistic~~ orthography.		\|Originally used in loanwords from [[Ancient Voeonian language\|ancient Voeonian]], came to be used whenever [k] appears before [w]. Replaced by {{Cs\|jrt\|c}} in Phyrean modernist orthography.
	\|-		\|-
	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Q . q</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Q . q</big>}}</big>
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	\|[z]		\|[z]
	\|[s]		\|[s]
	\|Originally used in loanwords from [[Ancient Voeonian language\|ancient Voeonian]]. Replaced by {{Cs\|jrt\|s}} in Phyrean ~~modernistic~~ orthography.		\|Originally used in loanwords from [[Ancient Voeonian language\|ancient Voeonian]]. Replaced by {{Cs\|jrt\|s}} in Phyrean modernist orthography.
	\|-		\|-
	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>A . a</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>A . a</big>}}</big>
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	\|[ṽ]		\|[ṽ]
	\|[v~w~n]		\|[v~w~n]
	\|In Phyrean it is only used in ~~traditional~~ orthography. In ~~modernistic~~ orthography it is replaced by {{Cs\|jrt\|v}}, {{Cs\|jrt\|w}} and {{Cs\|jrt\|n}}.		\|In Phyrean it is only used in traditionalist orthography. In modernist orthography it is replaced by {{Cs\|jrt\|v}}, {{Cs\|jrt\|w}} and {{Cs\|jrt\|n}}.
	\|-		\|-
	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>O . o</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>O . o</big>}}</big>

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	\|cwern, {{Cs\|jrt\|cwern}}		\|cwern, {{Cs\|jrt\|cwern}}
	\| colspan="2" \|[kw]		\| colspan="2" \|[kw]
	\|~~Archaic letter~~ used in loanwords from [[Ancient Voeonian language\|ancient Voeonian]].		\|Originally used in loanwords from [[Ancient Voeonian language\|ancient Voeonian]], came to be used whenever [k] appears before [w]. Replaced by {{Cs\|jrt\|c}} in Phyrean modernistic orthography.
	\|-		\|-
	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Q . q</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Q . q</big>}}</big>
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	\|[z]		\|[z]
	\|[s]		\|[s]
	\|Originally used in loanwords from [[Ancient Voeonian language\|ancient Voeonian]].		\|Originally used in loanwords from [[Ancient Voeonian language\|ancient Voeonian]]. Replaced by {{Cs\|jrt\|s}} in Phyrean modernistic orthography.
	\|-		\|-
	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>A . a</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>A . a</big>}}</big>

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	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ь . ь</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ь . ь</big>}}</big>
	\|[[Hearnish language\|Hearnish]]: che iad, {{Cs\|jrt\|xẹ iad}}, Toamts: rapii, {{Cs\|jrt\|rapii}}, [[Darsavian language\|Darsavian]]: ~~barënanj~~, {{Cs\|jrt\|~~barynanь~~}}		\|[[Hearnish language\|Hearnish]]: che iad, {{Cs\|jrt\|xẹ iad}}, Toamts: rapii, {{Cs\|jrt\|rapii}}, [[Darsavian language\|Darsavian]]: bartanj, {{Cs\|jrt\|bartanь}}
	\| Darsavian: [ʲ]		\| Darsavian: [ʲ]
	\|"Soft sign" in Hearnish, "boulder" in Toamts, "narrower" in Darsavian.<br>In Hearnish, this letter is used to indicate that a previous letter is lenited, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|dь}} /ɣ/, {{Cs\|jrt\|tь}}, /h/ (vs. {{Cs\|jrt\|d}} /d/, {{Cs\|jrt\|t}}, /t/).<br>In Toamts, this letter is used with {{Cs\|jrt\|c}} /k/ and {{Cs\|jrt\|g}} /g/ to make {{Cs\|jrt\|cь}} /c/ and {{Cs\|jrt\|gь}} /ɟ/.<br>In Darsavian, this letter is used to indicate narrow consonants, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|sь}} /sʲ/.		\|"Soft sign" in Hearnish, "boulder" in Toamts, "narrower" in Darsavian.<br>In Hearnish, this letter is used to indicate that a previous letter is lenited, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|dь}} /ɣ/, {{Cs\|jrt\|tь}}, /h/ (vs. {{Cs\|jrt\|d}} /d/, {{Cs\|jrt\|t}}, /t/).<br>In Toamts, this letter is used with {{Cs\|jrt\|c}} /k/ and {{Cs\|jrt\|g}} /g/ to make {{Cs\|jrt\|cь}} /c/ and {{Cs\|jrt\|gь}} /ɟ/.<br>In Darsavian, this letter is used to indicate narrow consonants, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|sь}} /sʲ/.
	\|-		\|-
	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ъ . ъ</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ъ . ъ</big>}}</big>
	\|Ascon: thergent, {{Cs\|jrt\|þergent}}, Toamts: ceäriitnac, {{Cs\|jrt\|þeæriitnaþ}}, Darsavian: ~~tokënanj~~, {{Cs\|jrt\|~~tocynanь~~}}		\|Ascon: thergent, {{Cs\|jrt\|þergent}}, Toamts: ceäriitnac, {{Cs\|jrt\|þeæriitnaþ}}, Darsavian: tokanj, {{Cs\|jrt\|tocanь}}
	\| -		\| -
	\|"Strengthener" in all languages. Used in some digraphs to indicate variant pronunciations, e.g. in Toamts {{Cs\|jrt\|зъ}} /ʒ/, {{Cs\|jrt\|sъ}} /ʃ/ (vs. {{Cs\|jrt\|з}} /dz/, {{Cs\|jrt\|s}} /s/).		\|"Strengthener" in all languages. Used in some digraphs to indicate variant pronunciations, e.g. in Toamts {{Cs\|jrt\|зъ}} /ʒ/, {{Cs\|jrt\|sъ}} /ʃ/ (vs. {{Cs\|jrt\|з}} /dz/, {{Cs\|jrt\|s}} /s/).
	\|-		\|-
	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ы . ы</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ы . ы</big>}}</big>
	\| Darsavian: ~~harkënanj~~, {{Cs\|jrt\|~~harcynanь~~}}		\| Darsavian: harkanj, {{Cs\|jrt\|harcanь}}
	\| Darsavian: [ˠ]		\| Darsavian: [ˤ]
	\|"Broadener" in Darsavian. Used to indicate broad consonants, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|sы}} /sˠ/.		\|"Broadener" in Darsavian. Used to indicate broad consonants, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|sы}} /sˤ/.
			\|-
			\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ć . ć</big>}}</big>
			\|Darsavian: či, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|ći}}</big>
			\|Darsavian: [t͡ʃ]
			\|
			\|-
			\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ś . ś</big>}}</big>
			\|Darsavian: šan, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|śan}}</big>
			\|Darsavian: [ʃ]
			\|
			\|-
			\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ğ . ğ</big>}}</big>
			\|Darsavian: ekq, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|ekы}}</big>
			\| -
			\|Origin of {{Cs\|jrt\|ы}}, originally represented a voiced velar fricative [ɣ].
			\|-
			\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ź . ź</big>}}</big>
			\|Darsavian: źan, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|źan}}</big>
			\|Darsavian: [ʒ]
			\|
			\|-
			\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ċ . ċ</big>}}</big>
			\|Darsavian: ci, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|ċi}}</big>
			\|Darsavian: [t͡s]
			\|
	\|}		\|}