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There were approximately sixteen consonants in Venetic, with four places of articulation--labial, dental, velar, and labiovelar--and voiced and unvoiced allophones in the plosives. All fricatives are voiceless and all liquids are voiced. CEWAL gives the following examples of Venetic consonants: (Note that the periods represent the syllabic punctuation) There was an additional letter, Image:Venetic-san.jpg (san), which may have represented a dental affricate /ts/ or perhaps a palatal fricate /sh/. However, the precise value is unknown.

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  • Venetic:Phonology
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  • There were approximately sixteen consonants in Venetic, with four places of articulation--labial, dental, velar, and labiovelar--and voiced and unvoiced allophones in the plosives. All fricatives are voiceless and all liquids are voiced. CEWAL gives the following examples of Venetic consonants: (Note that the periods represent the syllabic punctuation) There was an additional letter, Image:Venetic-san.jpg (san), which may have represented a dental affricate /ts/ or perhaps a palatal fricate /sh/. However, the precise value is unknown.
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  • There were approximately sixteen consonants in Venetic, with four places of articulation--labial, dental, velar, and labiovelar--and voiced and unvoiced allophones in the plosives. All fricatives are voiceless and all liquids are voiced. CEWAL gives the following examples of Venetic consonants: (Note that the periods represent the syllabic punctuation) * per. ("through") /p/ * te.r.monio.s. ("of the boundaries") /t/ * ke ("and") /k/ * .e.kwo.n. ("horse") /kw/ * bu.k.ka ("Bukka") /b/ * de.i.wo.s. ("god") /d/ * .e.go ("I") /g/ * vha.g.s.to ("he made") /vh/=/f/ * donasan ("they gave") /s/ * ho.s.tihawo.s. ("Hostihavos") /h/ * murtuvoi ("dead") /m/ * dono.m. ("gift") /n/ * lo.u.derobo.s. ("children") /l/ * re.i.tiia.n. ("Reita") /r/ * yorobo.s. ("?") /y/ * vo.l.tiiomno.i. ("Voltiomnos") /w/ There was an additional letter, Image:Venetic-san.jpg (san), which may have represented a dental affricate /ts/ or perhaps a palatal fricate /sh/. However, the precise value is unknown.
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