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Abduyi dialect

Northwestern Iranian language

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Phonology

The transcription used here is an approximation.

Vowels

short: â, a, e, i, o, u
long: â:, ā, ē, ī, ō, ū

Consonants

  • voiced dental fricative: ð, a sound near to English voiced "th", generally after vowels, like in 'taðuk' (cockroach).
  • palatal stops: front 'g' and 'k', like in 'kačče' (chin) and girib (cry).
  • voiced velar fricative: γ, like in 'jeγarek' (hailstone).
  • alveolar trill: like in 'borre' (flail).

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