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Etruscan language - Sounds: Encyclopedia II - Etruscan language - Sounds

The reconstructed phonemes of Etruscan (IPA encoding): Etruscan language - Vowels. /a/ letter: A /e/ letter: E /i/ letter: I /u/ letter: V See also:

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Etruscan language: Encyclopedia II - Etruscan language - Sounds

Etruscan language - Sounds

The reconstructed phonemes of Etruscan (IPA encoding):

Etruscan language - Vowels

/a/ letter: A
/e/ letter: E
/i/ letter: I
/u/ letter: V
/w/ letter: F

Etruscan language - Consonants

/h/ letter: H
/p/ letter: P
/pʰ/ letter: Phi
/t/ letter: T
/tʰ/ letter: Theta
/k/ letter: K
/kʰ/ letter: Khi
/ts/ letter: Z
/s/ letter: S
/ʃ/ letter: San
/f/ letter: 8, FH
/l/ letter: L
/r/ letter: R
/m/ letter: M
/n/ letter: N

Rix (see Refs.) postulates several syllabic consonants, namely /l, r, m, n/ and palatal /l, r, n/ as well as a labiovelar spirant but this is not the view shared by most Etruscanologists. Some scholars (see Cristofani et al.) also view the aspirates as palatal rather than aspirated.

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