Usuario:Norrin strange/Índice:aleutiano

Ortografía

Alfabeto latino

Majuscule Forms (also called uppercase or capital letters)
A	B	CH	D	F	G	Ĝ	X	X̂	H	I	K	L	M	N	O	Q	R	S	T	U	V	W	Y	Z
Minuscule Forms (also called lowercase or small letters)
a	b	ch	d	f	g	ĝ	x	x̂	h	i	k	l	m	n	o	q	r	s	t	u	v	w	y	z

Alfabeto cirílico

The historic Aleut (Cyrillic) alphabet used the standard pre-1918 Russian orthography as its basis, although a number of Russian letters were used only in loanwords. In addition, the extended Cyrillic letters: г̑ (г with inverted breve), ҟ, ҥ, ў, х̑ (х with inverted breve) were used to represent distinctly Aleut sounds.

A total of 24 letters were used to represent distinctly Aleut words, comprising: 6 vowels (а, и, й, у, ю, я), 2 reduced vowels (ъ, ь) and 16 consonants (г, г̑, д, з, к, ҟ, л, м, н, ҥ, с, т, ў, х, х̑, ч). The letter ҟ has been used in modern Aleut Cyrillic publications to denote the letter ԟ (Aleut Ka) traditionally used to mark the voiceless uvular plosive /q/.

Majuscule Forms (also called uppercase or capital letters)
А	Б*	В*	Г	Г̑	Д	Е*	Ж*	З†	И	І*	Й	К	Ҟ	Л	М	Н	Ҥ	О*	П*	Р*	С	Т	У	Ў	Ф*	Х	Х̑	Ц*	Ч	Ш*	Щ*	Ъ	Ы*	Ь	Э*	Ю	Я	Ѳ*	Ѵ*
Minuscule Forms (also called lowercase or small letters)
а	б*	в*	г	г̑	д	е*	ж*	з†	и	і*	й	к	ҟ	л	м	н	ҥ	о*	п*	р*	с	т	у	ў	ф*	х	х̑	ц*	ч	ш*	щ*	ъ	ы*	ь	э*	ю	я	ѳ*	ѵ*
* denotes letters typically used in loanwords † only found in Atkan Aleut

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• alax̂ : balea
• aliĝngix̂ : lobo