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| s z
| s z
| (ç)
| (ç)
| x ɣ
| x~ɣ*
|-
|-
! Affricate
! Affricate
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The palatals given in brackets are allophones of how palatalized /n/ and /x, ɣ/.
The palatals given in brackets are allophones of how palatalized /n/ and /x~ɣ/.
Although originally separate sounds, /x/ and /ɣ/ have merged and are now interchangeable.
 


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|𐍈
|𐍈
|𐍉
|𐍉
|
|-
|-
! Pre-1916
! Pre-1916
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|O o
|O o
|O o
|O o
|D d
|-
|-
! Modern
! Modern
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|V v
|V v
|O o
|O o
|Đ ð
|-
|-
! Pronounced
| /a/
| /b/
| /x~ɣ/
| /d/
| /ɛ/, /ɘ/
| -
| /z/
| /h/, /ː/
| /θ/
| /ɪ/, /i/
| /k/
| /l/
| /m/
| /n/
| /j/
| /ʊ/, /u/
| /p/
| /r/
| /s/
| /t/
| /w/
| /f/
| /x/
| /v/
| /ɔ/, /o/
| /ð/
|}
|}
<X x> is seen in one word in modern text: ''Xristo'' ("Christ")
 
* Vowels with multiple entries use the same letter to write distinct sounds. There are a set of rules determining when to use which pronounciation.
* &lt;H h&gt; is pronounced /h/ word-initially and lengthens the preceding vowel anywhere else
* &lt;U u&gt; has a vocalic form and a consonantal form. They are separate letters to make it easier to transcribe clerical script. The consonantal form is called ''gamorzjets u'' ("short u")
* &lt;X x&gt; is seen in one word in modern text: ''Xristo'' ("Christ")


==Morphology==
==Morphology==