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Acehnese phonology

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Language phonology

This article containsphonetic transcriptions in theInternational Phonetic Alphabet (IPA). For an introductory guide on IPA symbols, seeHelp:IPA. For the distinction between[ ],/ / and ⟨ ⟩, seeIPA § Brackets and transcription delimiters.
A trio of Acehnese speakers.

Acehnese, the language spoken by theAcehnese people ofAceh, Indonesia, has a largevowel inventory compared toIndonesian, with ten oralmonophthong vowels,[1] twelve oraldiphthongs,[2] sevennasal monophthong vowels,[3] and five nasal diphthongs.[4]

Vowels

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Native-speaking linguists divide vowels in Acehnese into several categories: oral monophthongs, oral diphthongs (which are further divided into the ones ending with /ə/ and with /i/), nasal monophthongs, and nasal diphthongs.[5]

Oral vowels

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Oral monophthong vowels in Acehnese are shown in the table below.[6]

FrontCentralBack
Closeiɯu
Close-mideəo
Open-midɛʌɔ
Opena

Oral diphthong vowels ending with /ə/ are shown in the table below.[7]

FrontCentralBack
/iə//ɯə//uə/
/ɛə//ʌə//ɔə/

Oral diphthong vowels ending with /i/ are shown in the table below.[8]

CentralBack
/ui/
/əi//oi/
/ʌi//ɔi/
/ai/

Nasal vowels

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Nasal monophthong vowels in Acehnese are shown in the table below.[9]

FrontCentralBack
Closeĩɯ̃ũ
Open-midɛ̃ʌ̃ɔ̃
Openã

Consonants

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The table below shows the Acehnese consonant phonemes and the range of their realizations.[10]

LabialAlveolarPalatalVelarGlottal
Nasalplainmnɲŋ
post-stopped(mᵇ)(nᵈ)(ɲᶡ)(ŋᶢ)
Plosivevoicelessptckʔ
voicedbdɟɡ
Fricativevoicelessfsʃh
voicedz
Approximantljw
Trillr

Notes:

  • Syllable-final k always represents /ʔ/ save in certain recent loans
  • /f/, /z/, and /ʃ/ are borrowed sounds, and are often replaced by /ph/, /d/, and /ch/ respectively
  • The nasals/m/,/n/,/ɲ/,/ŋ/ are realized aspost-stopped nasals (also called "funny nasals") before oral vowels and consonants.[11][12] They are distinct from the nasal-stop sequences/mb/,/nd/,/ɲɟ/,/ŋɡ/, e.g. in/banᵈa/ 'port' vs/mandum/ 'all'.[13] The orthography does not distinguish these sounds.

Orthography

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Theorthography of Achenese features 31 letters: the 26 letters of thebasic Latin alphabet, è, é, ë, ô, and ö.

Vowels
GraphemePhoneme
(IPA)
Open syllableClosed syllable
a/a/ba /ba/ ‘carry’bak /baʔ/ ‘at, tree’
e/ə/le /lə/ ‘many’let /lət/ ‘pull out’
é/e/baté /bate/ ‘cup, betel tray’baték /bateʔ/ ‘batik’
è/ɛ/bèe /bɛə/ ‘smell’bèk /bɛʔ/ ‘prohibitive "don't" (e.g.bèk neupajôh boh gantang teucrôh lôn 'don't you eat my fries')'
eu/ɯ/keu /kɯ/ ‘for’keuh /kɯh/ ‘so (e.g. nyan keuh), pronominal affix for second person (e.g. droe-keuh)’
i/i/di /di/ 'in, from'dit /dit/ 'few, small amount'
o/ɔ/yo /jɔ/ ‘afraid’yok /jɔʔ/ ‘shake’
ô/o/ /ro/ ‘spill’rôh /roh/ ‘enter’
ö/ʌ/ /pʌ/ ‘fly’pöt /pʌt/ ‘pluck, pick’
u/u/su /su/ ‘sound, voice’cut /cut/ ‘small’

Notes

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  1. ^Pillai & Yusuf (2012:1030), citingAsyik (1987:17)
  2. ^Pillai & Yusuf (2012:1031), citingAsyik (1987:17–18)
  3. ^Pillai & Yusuf (2012:1032), citingAsyik (1987:17)
  4. ^Pillai & Yusuf (2012:1032), citingAsyik (1987:17)
  5. ^Pillai & Yusuf (2012:1031), citingAsyik (1987:17–18)
  6. ^Pillai & Yusuf (2012:1031), citingAsyik (1987:17)
  7. ^Pillai & Yusuf (2012:1031), citingAsyik (1987:17–18)
  8. ^Pillai & Yusuf (2012:1031), citingAsyik (1987:17–18)
  9. ^Pillai & Yusuf (2012:1033), citingAsyik (1987:17)
  10. ^Asyik (1982:3)
  11. ^Durie (1984:24)
  12. ^Asyik (1982:2)
  13. ^Long & Maddieson (1993) "Consonantal evidence against Quantal Theory",UCLA Working Papers in Phonetics 83, p. 144.

References

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A–E
F–L
M–S
T–Z
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