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=== Diacritics === | === Diacritics === | ||
a, w, and y are assumed to always be ''mater lectionis'', so when they are consonants (in full spelling), they get a superscript 'alef, which looks like this {{Sy| ܐܑ ܁ ܘܑ ܁ ܝܑ. }}<!--- shift h //--> | a, w, and y are assumed to always be ''mater lectionis'', so when they are consonants (in full spelling), they get a superscript 'alef, which looks like this {{Sy| ܐܑ ܁ ܘܑ ܁ ܝܑ. }}<!--- shift h //--> | ||
== Foreign Words | |||
* ܔ can be used for Arabic (and other languages) words with /ʒ/ | |||
* ܜ can be used for Arabic words with /θ/ | |||
{{Aquatiki}} | {{Aquatiki}} | ||
[[Category:Middle Semitic]] | [[Category:Middle Semitic]] | ||