Introduction
ReqTwnLeq (/ɹɛtʃ.tun.lɛtʃ/ rech-toon-lech) is a spin-off of Jack Eisenmann's Vötgil. All but identical, only slight differences exist between the projects' respective phonologies and lexicons. The central feature of ReqTwnLeq is a comprehensive logographic orthography.
Phonology & Romanisation
Rather than inherit the phonology of Vötgil as-is, ReqTwnLeq pronunciation is instead a reinterpretation of Vötgil's romanisation.
Consonants total 17 and are as follows:
Spelling | IPA |
---|---|
b | /b/ |
d | /d/ |
v | /v/ |
p | /p/ |
t | /t/ |
f | /f/ |
h | /h/ |
q | /tʃ/ |
l | /l/ |
n | /n/ |
m | /m/ |
s | /s/ |
z | /z/ |
9 | /ð/ |
x | /ts/ |
/ks/ | |
c | /ʃ/ |
/kʲ/ | |
j | /(d)ʒ/ |
Vowels, including monophthongs and diphthongs, total 14 and are as follows:
Spelling | IPA |
---|---|
a | /æ/ |
e | /ɛ/ |
/eɪ/ | |
ey | /eɪ/ |
i | /ɪ/ |
o | /a/ |
/oʊ/ | |
u | /ə/ |
0 | /ɑ/ |
uy | /aɪ/ |
oy | /oɪ/ |
er | /eɹ/ |
or | /oɹ/ |
0r | /ur/ |
aw | /aʊ/ |
Wherein two pronunciations are listed for the same letter, the first listed is the syllable-initial pronunciation and the second listed the syllable-final pronunciation.
Orthography
Every word can be represented by a unique logographic character, or logogram. You're able to search logograms by either definition or romanisation using the search box below. Click or tap to select a logogram and it will display alongside its romanisation and definition in the box to the right.
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