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Vötgil

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Vötgil is an international auxiliary language created by Jack Eisenmann in 2012. It has simple, analytic grammar and only 600 words.

Vötgil
Created by
Purpose
Early form
Iqlic
modified Latin script, Vötgil alphabet
Language codes
ISO 639-3

Phonology

Every word in Vötgil has exactly three letters, the first of which is always a consonant. The second or third letter must be a vowel. The letters <w>, <y>, and <r> may represent either vowels or consonants.

Consonants
Labial Dental Alveolar Postalveolar Velar Glottal
Nasal m [m] n [n] q [ŋ]
Plosive p [p] b [b] t [t] d [d] k [k] g [g]
Fricative f [f] v [v] x [θ] ð [ð] s [s] z [z] c [ʃ] j [ʒ] h [h]
Approximant w [w] r [ɹ] y [j]
Lateral Approximant l [l]
Vowels
Front Near-front Central Back
Close y [i] w [u]
Near-close i [ɪ]
Close-mid o [o]
Open-mid e [ε] r [ɚ] u [ʌ]
Open a [æ] ö [ɑ]

Orthography

Vötgil is written in two ways: using a modified version of the Latin alphabet and using the Vötgil alphabet.

Latin script
Majuscule Miniscule IPA
W w u, w
O o o
U u ʌ
Ö ö ɑ
A a æ
E e ɛ
I i ɪ
Y y i, j
Q q ŋ
H h h
N n n
M m m
L l l
R r ɚ, ɹ
K k k
G g g
C c ʃ
J j ʒ
S s s
Z z z
X x θ
Ð ð ð
T t t
D d d
F f f
V v v
P p p
B b b

Vötgil alphabet

Each letter of the Vötgil alphabet is depicted by three circles arranged in a vertical line, each being either black, white, or gray in color. Each of these letters corresponds to one letter in Vötgil's Latin orthography.

References

Vötgil


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