/* */ var charDetails = { // MAIN BLOCK // Use _tools/generate_details_page_stubs.html to generate stubs to go here '\u{1740}': `

ᝀ

ʔa independent vowel.

ᝀᝊ

ᝀᝊᝓᝑ

`, '\u{1741}': `

ᝁ

ʔi independent vowel.

ᝁᝇᝓ

ᝁᝌ

ʔe independent vowel.

`, '\u{1742}': `

ᝂ

ʔo independent vowel.

ᝄᝓᝂ

ʔu independent vowel.

ᝂᝇᝓ

`, '\u{1743}': `

ᝃ

k consonant with inherent vowel a.

ᝃᝏ

ᝃᝓᝃᝓ

x is possible when word-medial before a vowel.

ᝃᝃᝒᝆ

`, '\u{1744}': `

ᝄ

ɡ consonant with inherent vowel a.

ᝄᝉ

ᝄᝓᝂ

ɣ is possible when word-medial before a vowel.

ᝀᝄᝓ

`, '\u{1745}': `

ᝅ

ŋ consonant with inherent vowel a.

ᝅᝅ

ᝅᝒfo

`, '\u{1746}': `

ᝆ

t consonant with inherent vowel a.

ᝆᝊᝓ

ᝎᝓᝆᝓ

`, '\u{1747}': `

ᝇ

d consonant with inherent vowel a.

ᝇᝄ

ᝇᝓᝏ

`, '\u{1748}': `

ᝈ

n consonant with inherent vowel a.

ᝈᝋᝓ

ᝈᝓᝋᝍᝓ

`, '\u{1749}': `

ᝉ

p consonant with inherent vowel a. In onsets it generally only occurs in loan wordsmb.

ᝉᝃᝓ

ᝊᝉ

f (?) Evidence needed IPA transcriptions of Buhid words by Barhammb show frequent use of f. Taking the lead from the representation of this sound by p in the Latin orthography and from its representation in the Baybayin script, it is assumed here that the Buhid letter to use for that sound is this one.

ᝉᝉ

ᝅᝒᝉᝓ

`, '\u{174A}': `

ᝊ

b consonant with inherent vowel a.

ᝊᝄᝓ

ᝊᝓᝂ

`, '\u{174B}': `

ᝋ

m consonant with inherent vowel a.

ᝋᝆᝒ

ᝋᝒᝊᝓᝎᝓ

ᝋᝓᝌᝓ

`, '\u{174C}': `

ᝌ

j consonant with inherent vowel a.

ᝌᝊ

ᝐᝒᝌᝓ

`, '\u{174D}': `

ᝍ

r consonant with inherent vowel a.

ᝍᝒᝍᝓ

ᝈᝓᝋᝍᝓ

`, '\u{174E}': `

ᝎ

l consonant with inherent vowel a.

ᝎᝊᝓ

ᝈᝎᝒ

ᝎᝓᝆᝓ

`, '\u{174F}': `

ᝏ

w consonant with inherent vowel a.

ᝏᝐ

ᝄᝎᝏᝒ

`, '\u{1750}': `

ᝐ

s consonant with inherent vowel a.

ᝐᝊ

ᝐᝒᝑᝒ

ᝐᝓᝎ

`, '\u{1751}': `

ᝑ

h consonant with inherent vowel a.

ᝑᝆ

ᝐᝒᝑᝒ

ᝑᝓᝋᝒ

`, '\u{1752}': `

ᝒ

i e dependent vowel.

ᝐᝒᝆ

ᝍᝒᝍᝓ

ᝈᝎᝒ

ᝋᝋᝒᝄᝓ

Nominally, this is a horizontal line that looks the same as the dependent vowel o u but appears above the base. In fact, although it always appears higher than the latter, the way it connects with the base varies from consonant to consonant.

`, '\u{1753}': `

ᝓ

o u dependent vowel.

ᝊᝓ

ᝍᝒᝍᝓ

ᝎᝓᝆᝓ

ᝐᝓᝑᝓ

Nominally, this is a horizontal line that looks the same as the dependent vowel i e but appears below the base. In fact, although it always appears lower than the latter, the way it connects with the base varies from consonant to consonant.

`, // HANUNOO PUNCTUATION '\u{1735}': `

᜵

Used as a comma, or as a verse splitter in poetry.