Persian (Farsi) phonology #
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. This file provides the PHOIBLE phoneme inventory and distinctive-feature specifications for the vowels and for /h tʃ m n ʔ/.
References #
Canonical Persian phoneme inventory: first PHOIBLE inventory for ISO
pes (the Stanford Phonology Archive doculect).
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/i/ — high front unrounded vowel.
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/e/ — mid front unrounded vowel.
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/æ/ — low front unrounded vowel.
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/u/ — high back rounded vowel.
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/o/ — mid back rounded vowel.
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/ɑ/ — low back vowel, variably rounded [ɑ ~ ɒ].
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/h/ — voiceless glottal fricative.
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/tʃ/ — voiceless postalveolar affricate.
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/m/ — bilabial nasal.
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/n/ — alveolar nasal.
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/ʔ/ — glottal stop, the epenthetic hiatus-breaker.
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