Terms, Notations, and Glossing

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General Notations

Language Notations

LTE. is used for Lautěo-ee words.
SLL. is used for Sallóxe words.
B. or BVN. are used for Bheνowń words.
Assume Bheνowń words are in the standard(Todawuν) dialect, unless specified otherwise:

W. is used for Wasjēƣ dialect.
G. is used for Gakaμ dialect.

TW. is used for Twac̊in̊ words.
† is used for archaic or poetic words.
✦ marks roots and word forms from earlier forms of a language.
Language markers are omitted from lists and discussions of specific languages or dialects.

Derivation Notation

< or > indicate a form that developed etymologically from an older form
← or → indicate a form derived grammatically from another form
⇐ or ⇒ indicate a word composed of other words as elements

Phonetic Notations

[brackets] mark phonetic descriptions in IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet) notation. This may also note any allomorphs within the language
single /slashes/ mark phonemes as part of a sound system, and may encompass multiple allomorphs
double ⫽slashes⫽ mark diaphonemes