Yudit Input for Tigrinya


Consonants

The following chart shows how to enter Tigrinya into Yudit using the Ethiopic keymap supplied with Yudit. The columns show:

  1. Tigrinya letter;
  2. Yudit/SERA input necessary to generate it;
  3. Unicode name for letter;
  4. IPA transcription;
pePAp
beBAb
PePHAp'
feFAf
veVAv
meMAm
weWAw
teTAt
deDAd
TeTHAt'
SeTSAts'
neNAn
seSAs
zeZAz
reRAr
leLAl
ceCAʧ
jeJAʤ
CeCHAʧ'
NeNYAɲ
xeSHAʃ
ZeZHAʒ
yeYAj
keKAk
kWeKWAkw
geGAg
gWeGWAgw
qeQAk'
qWeQWAk'w
KeKXAx
KWeKXWAxw
QeQHAʁ'
QWeQHWAʁw'
HeHHAħ
`ePHARYNGEAL Aʕ
eGLOTTAL Aʔ
heHAh

Orders

1a
2u
3i
4aa
5E
6nothing or I
7o

Order 6 is generally entered with no vowel at all. However, since glottal stop is not directly represented but is entered by giving a vowel without a preceding consonant, this would leave no way of entering a glottal stop at the end of a syllable or immediately preceding a consonant. I is therefore used to represent glottal stop in the sixth order.

Last modified 2003/11/17 23:52.