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Linglib.Fragments.Farsi.Phonology

Persian phonemes #

This file lists the Persian phonemes that the hiatus data use and gives each its segment. Modern Persian distinguishes six vowels, front unrounded /i e æ/ against back /u o ɑ/, the back series rounded except for the variably rounded low vowel, and some two dozen consonants, among them the glottal stop /ʔ/ that breaks vowel hiatus. The vowels are here with /h tʃ m n ʔ/. The feature values of a phoneme are not listed. Each phoneme names its glyph in the PHOIBLE chart, and its segment is the segment of that chart entry.

Main definitions #

Main results #

Implementation notes #

PHOIBLE's Persian inventory is the Stanford Phonology Archive's, which writes the low front vowel a̟ and the affricate t̠ʃ, and those are the chart entries taken here. Majidi and Ternes transcribe the vowel /æ/.

References #

Phonemes #

The low front vowel /æ/, the glyph a̟ of the Persian inventory.

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    The high back rounded vowel /u/.

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      The mid back rounded vowel /o/.

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        The voiceless postalveolar affricate /tʃ/.

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          The Persian phonemes of the hiatus data, pairwise distinct.

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            The phonemes are segments of PHOIBLE's Persian inventory.

            theorem Farsi.isVowel_iff (x : Phonology.Segment) :
            x ∈ inventory → (x.IsVowel ↔ x ∈ {i, e, æ, u, o, scriptA})