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H. H. P. M. P. Cole at 12:09, 10 August 2025

2025-08-10T12:09:11Z

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	'''{{SUBPAGENAME}}''' (natively ''jạrq Æ'' [jɑ̈˨˩˨ˀ ʔe˧˧], lit. 'Æ sound'; in English /ɛ/ ''eh'') is a [[Verse:Tricin\|Trician]] monosyllabic tonal analytic language inspired by Danish and Vietnamese. It belongs to the Rieng-Chrâtt language family.		'''{{SUBPAGENAME}}''' (natively ''jạrq Æ'' [jɑ̈˨˩˨ˀ ʔe˧˧], lit. 'Æ sound'; in English /ɛ/ ''eh'') is a [[Verse:Tricin\|Trician]] monosyllabic tonal analytic language inspired by Danish and Vietnamese. It belongs to the Rieng-Chrâtt language family. It is spoken in the country of ''Ta{{cdb}}j Vŭ{{tilde}}r'' (lit. the northern land).

	{{SUBPAGENAME}} used to be written in a native logography, but today it uses an initial-and-rime orthography developed from a fanqie system; the newer orthography is natively named after Lád Ăr Tå{{acute}}vq, who published a large volume of poetry using the system.		{{SUBPAGENAME}} used to be written in a native logography, but today it uses an initial-and-rime orthography developed from a fanqie system; the newer orthography is natively named after Lád Ăr Tå{{acute}}vq, who published a large volume of poetry using the system.
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	=== Initials ===		=== Initials ===
	'''b d bl gl gj g f s fl sl t hj h m n nj ng l lj r v j 0''' /p t pl tɬ c k f s fl ɬ ts ç h m n {{ñ}} ŋ l ʎ ʁ v j~z ʔ/		'''b d bl gl gj g f s fl sl t hj h m n nj ng l lj r v j 0''' /p t pl tɬ c k f s fl ɬ ts ç h m n {{ñ}} ŋ l ʎ ʁ v j~z ʔ/

	~~=== Medials ===~~

	=== Vowels ===		=== Vowels ===

IlL at 12:35, 29 June 2025

2025-06-29T12:35:07Z

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	'''{{SUBPAGENAME}}''' (natively ''jạrq Æ'' [jɑ̈˨˩˨ˀ ʔe˧˧], lit. 'Æ sound'; in English /ɛ/ ''eh'') is a [[Verse:Tricin\|Trician]] monosyllabic tonal analytic language inspired by Danish and Vietnamese ~~(and the name is inspired by the real-world E language)~~. It belongs to the Rieng-Chrâtt language family.		'''{{SUBPAGENAME}}''' (natively ''jạrq Æ'' [jɑ̈˨˩˨ˀ ʔe˧˧], lit. 'Æ sound'; in English /ɛ/ ''eh'') is a [[Verse:Tricin\|Trician]] monosyllabic tonal analytic language inspired by Danish and Vietnamese. It belongs to the Rieng-Chrâtt language family.

	{{SUBPAGENAME}} used to be written in a native logography, but today it uses an initial-and-rime orthography developed from a fanqie system; the newer orthography is natively named after Lád Ăr Tå{{acute}}vq, who published a large volume of poetry using the system.		{{SUBPAGENAME}} used to be written in a native logography, but today it uses an initial-and-rime orthography developed from a fanqie system; the newer orthography is natively named after Lád Ăr Tå{{acute}}vq, who published a large volume of poetry using the system.

IlL at 12:33, 29 June 2025

2025-06-29T12:33:19Z

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	'''{{SUBPAGENAME}}''' (natively ''jạrq Æ'' [jɑ̈˨˩˨ˀ ʔe˧˧], lit. 'Æ sound'; in English /ɛ/ ''eh'') is a [[Verse:Tricin\|Trician]] monosyllabic tonal analytic language inspired by Danish and Vietnamese (and the name is inspired by the real-world E language). It belongs to the Rieng-Chrâtt language family.		'''{{SUBPAGENAME}}''' (natively ''jạrq Æ'' [jɑ̈˨˩˨ˀ ʔe˧˧], lit. 'Æ sound'; in English /ɛ/ ''eh'') is a [[Verse:Tricin\|Trician]] monosyllabic tonal analytic language inspired by Danish and Vietnamese (and the name is inspired by the real-world E language). It belongs to the Rieng-Chrâtt language family.

	{{SUBPAGENAME}} used to be written in a native logography, but today it uses an initial-and-rime orthography developed from a fanqie system; the newer orthography is natively named after Lád År Tå{{acute}}vq, who published a large volume of poetry using the system.		{{SUBPAGENAME}} used to be written in a native logography, but today it uses an initial-and-rime orthography developed from a fanqie system; the newer orthography is natively named after Lád Ăr Tå{{acute}}vq, who published a large volume of poetry using the system.

	== Todo ==		== Todo ==

IlL at 12:32, 29 June 2025

2025-06-29T12:32:13Z

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	'''{{SUBPAGENAME}}''' (natively ''jạrq Æ'' [jɑ̈˨˩˨ˀ ʔe˧˧], lit. 'Æ sound'; in English /ɛ/ ''eh'') is a [[Verse:Tricin\|Trician]] monosyllabic tonal analytic language inspired by Danish and Vietnamese (and the name is inspired by the real-world E language). It belongs to the Rieng-Chrâtt language family.		'''{{SUBPAGENAME}}''' (natively ''jạrq Æ'' [jɑ̈˨˩˨ˀ ʔe˧˧], lit. 'Æ sound'; in English /ɛ/ ''eh'') is a [[Verse:Tricin\|Trician]] monosyllabic tonal analytic language inspired by Danish and Vietnamese (and the name is inspired by the real-world E language). It belongs to the Rieng-Chrâtt language family.

	{{SUBPAGENAME}} used to be written in a native logography, but today it uses an initial-and-rime orthography developed from a fanqie system; the newer orthography is natively named after Lád ~~Fljår~~ Tå{{acute}}vq, who published a large volume of poetry using the system.		{{SUBPAGENAME}} used to be written in a native logography, but today it uses an initial-and-rime orthography developed from a fanqie system; the newer orthography is natively named after Lád År Tå{{acute}}vq, who published a large volume of poetry using the system.

	== Todo ==		== Todo ==

IlL at 12:31, 29 June 2025

2025-06-29T12:31:55Z

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	'''{{SUBPAGENAME}}''' (natively ''jạrq Æ'' [jɑ̈˨˩˨ˀ ʔe˧˧], lit. 'Æ sound'; in English /ɛ/ ''eh'') is a [[Verse:Tricin\|Trician]] monosyllabic tonal analytic language inspired by Danish and Vietnamese (and the name is inspired by the real-world E language). It belongs to the Rieng-Chrâtt language family.		'''{{SUBPAGENAME}}''' (natively ''jạrq Æ'' [jɑ̈˨˩˨ˀ ʔe˧˧], lit. 'Æ sound'; in English /ɛ/ ''eh'') is a [[Verse:Tricin\|Trician]] monosyllabic tonal analytic language inspired by Danish and Vietnamese (and the name is inspired by the real-world E language). It belongs to the Rieng-Chrâtt language family.

	{{SUBPAGENAME}} used to be written in a native logography, but today it uses an initial-and-rime orthography developed from a fanqie system; the newer orthography is natively named after Lád ~~Fløn~~ Tå{{acute}}vq, who published a large volume of poetry using the system.		{{SUBPAGENAME}} used to be written in a native logography, but today it uses an initial-and-rime orthography developed from a fanqie system; the newer orthography is natively named after Lád Fljår Tå{{acute}}vq, who published a large volume of poetry using the system.

	== Todo ==		== Todo ==

IlL at 12:21, 29 June 2025

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	\|á (Hanoi nonentering ''sắc'')		\|á (Hanoi nonentering ''sắc'')
	\|ả (Hanoi ''hỏi'')		\|ả (Hanoi ''hỏi'')
	\|áq		\|áq (High tone with stød)
	\|-		\|-
	!Breathy initial		!Breathy initial
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	\|ạ (Saigon ''nặng'')		\|ạ (Saigon ''nặng'')
	\|ã (Hanoi ''ngã'')		\|ã (Hanoi ''ngã'')
	\|ạq		\|ạq (Low tone with stød)
	\|}		\|}

IlL: /* Tone box */

2025-06-29T12:19:28Z

Tone box

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	8 tones, 2 of which have stød		8 tones, 2 of which have stød
	==== Tone box ====		==== Tone box ====
	~~(The precise tone values are TBD)~~
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	!		!

IlL at 12:19, 29 June 2025

2025-06-29T12:19:12Z

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	==== Tone box ====		==== Tone box ====
	~~Vietnamese tone diacritics are used to indicate the abstract etymological origin of the tone~~ (The precise tone values are TBD)		(The precise tone values are TBD)
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	!		!
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	\|-		\|-
	!Modal initial		!Modal initial
	\|a		\|a (Hanoi ''ngang'')
	\|á		\|á (Hanoi nonentering ''sắc'')
	\|ả		\|ả (Hanoi ''hỏi'')
	\|áq		\|áq
	\|-		\|-
	!Breathy initial		!Breathy initial
	\|à		\|à (Hanoi ''huyền'')
	\|ạ		\|ạ (Saigon ''nặng'')
	\|ã		\|ã (Hanoi ''ngã'')
	\|ạq		\|ạq
	\|}		\|}

IlL at 12:12, 29 June 2025

2025-06-29T12:12:41Z

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	'''{{SUBPAGENAME}}''' (natively ''jạrq Æ'' [jɑ̈˨˩˨ˀ ʔe˧˧], lit. 'Æ sound'; in English /ɛ/ ''eh'') is an [[Verse:~~Angai~~\|~~Angai~~]]an monosyllabic tonal analytic language inspired by Danish and Vietnamese (and the name is inspired by the real-world E language). It belongs to the Rieng-Chrâtt language family.		'''{{SUBPAGENAME}}''' (natively ''jạrq Æ'' [jɑ̈˨˩˨ˀ ʔe˧˧], lit. 'Æ sound'; in English /ɛ/ ''eh'') is a [[Verse:Tricin\|Trician]] monosyllabic tonal analytic language inspired by Danish and Vietnamese (and the name is inspired by the real-world E language). It belongs to the Rieng-Chrâtt language family.

	{{SUBPAGENAME}} used to be written in a native logography, but today it uses an initial-and-rime orthography developed from a fanqie system; the newer orthography is natively named after Lád Fløn Tå{{acute}}vq, who published a large volume of poetry using the system.		{{SUBPAGENAME}} used to be written in a native logography, but today it uses an initial-and-rime orthography developed from a fanqie system; the newer orthography is natively named after Lád Fløn Tå{{acute}}vq, who published a large volume of poetry using the system.

IlL at 12:11, 29 June 2025

2025-06-29T12:11:46Z

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	'''{{SUBPAGENAME}}''' (natively ''jạrq Æ'' [jɑ̈˨˩˨ˀ ʔe˧˧], lit. 'Æ sound'; in English /ɛ/ ''eh'') is an [[Verse:Angai\|Angai]]an monosyllabic tonal analytic language inspired by Danish and Vietnamese (and the name is inspired by the real-world E language). It belongs to the Rieng-Chrâtt language family.		'''{{SUBPAGENAME}}''' (natively ''jạrq Æ'' [jɑ̈˨˩˨ˀ ʔe˧˧], lit. 'Æ sound'; in English /ɛ/ ''eh'') is an [[Verse:Angai\|Angai]]an monosyllabic tonal analytic language inspired by Danish and Vietnamese (and the name is inspired by the real-world E language). It belongs to the Rieng-Chrâtt language family.

	{{SUBPAGENAME}} used to be written in a native logography, but today it uses an initial-and-rime orthography developed from a fanqie system; the newer orthography is natively named after Lád ~~Vøn~~ Tå{{acute}}vq, who published a large volume of poetry using the system.		{{SUBPAGENAME}} used to be written in a native logography, but today it uses an initial-and-rime orthography developed from a fanqie system; the newer orthography is natively named after Lád Fløn Tå{{acute}}vq, who published a large volume of poetry using the system.

	== Todo ==		== Todo ==