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author | Karl Berry <karl@freefriends.org> | 2021-04-27 21:55:25 +0000 |
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Package {\sffamily tipauni} converts TIPA commands to +Unicode characters. This whole document is typeset with the Charis SIL font +which is loaded by default by the {\sffamily tipauni} package. If you use +package tipa instead of tipauni, output will show IPA shapes with T3 +encoding. For seeing how this works, please refer to the source file of this +PDF. i.e.\ +\href{https://gitlab.com/niruvt/tipauni/-/blob/master/tipauni/tipauni-example.tex}% +{tipauni-example.tex} + +\begin{longtable}{p{0.15\textwidth}p{0.3\textwidth}p{0.3\textwidth}} + \toprule + \endfirsthead + \toprule + \endhead + \bottomrule + \endfoot + \bottomrule + \endlastfoot + Consonant & Onset & Coda\tabularnewline + + \midrule p & pun.za (claw) & \textipa{k\super hap.Ra} (old man)\tabularnewline + + b & \textipa{bO\|[d\super h} (bull) & \textipa{Seb.Ra} (dull)\tabularnewline + + \textipa{b\super h} & \textipa{b\super he\:d} (sheep) & \tabularnewline + + m & \textipa{mE} (me) & \textipa{amb} (mango)\tabularnewline + + f & ful (flower) & \tabularnewline + + \textipa{V} & \textipa{Vi\|[d.jaR.\|[t\super hi} & \textipa{RoVa} + (injury)\tabularnewline + + \textipa{\|[t} & \textipa{\|[tu} (you) & \textipa{mO\|[t} + (don't)\tabularnewline + + \textipa{\|[d} & \textipa{\|[deS} (many) & \textipa{swa\|[d}\tabularnewline + + \textipa{\|[t\super h} & \textipa{\|[t\super he\:n.\:di} (cold) & + \textipa{hO\|[t\super h} (hand)\tabularnewline + + \textipa{\|[d\super h} & \textipa{\|[d\super hus.ki} (down) & + \textipa{bO\|[d\super h} (bull)\tabularnewline + + \textipa{\t*{ts}} & \textipa{\t*{ts}Ol.\:na} (to walk) & \textipa{so\t*{ts}} + (think)\tabularnewline + + \textipa{\t*{ts}\super h} & \textipa{\t*{ts}\super hekke} (fast) & + \tabularnewline + + \textipa{\t*{dz}} & \textipa{\t*{dz}a.\:na} (to go) & \tabularnewline + + \textipa{n} & \textipa{n@i} (no) & \textipa{an.\|[dRe} (inside)\tabularnewline + + \textipa{R} & \textipa{me.Ri} (my) & \textipa{g\super hOR}\tabularnewline + + \textipa{s} & \textipa{sen.\|[tRi} (orange colour) & \textipa{hOs\:na} (to + laugh)\tabularnewline + + \textipa{z} & \textipa{ze\:d} (root) & \textipa{Roz} (everyday)\tabularnewline + + \textipa{l} & \textipa{lOm.ma} (long) & \textipa{kal} + (yesterday)\tabularnewline + + \textipa{S} & \textipa{Sob.la} (beautiful) & \textipa{gaS} + (rain)\tabularnewline + + \textipa{\:t} & \textipa{\:te\:d.\:da} (curved) & \textipa{nO\:t.\:t\super he} + (gone)\tabularnewline + + \textipa{\:t\super h} & \textipa{\:t\super he\:n\:ra} (cold) & + \textipa{nO\:t.\:t\super he} (gone)\tabularnewline + + \textipa{\:d} & & \textipa{ne\:d} (near)\tabularnewline + + \textipa{\:d\super h} & & \textipa{pO\:d\super h.na} (to read)\tabularnewline + + \textipa{\:r} & \textipa{pO\:ru} (fell) & \textipa{me\:n.\:r\super h@k} + (frog)\tabularnewline + + \textipa{\:n} & \textipa{\|[de.\:na} (to give) & \textipa{ku\:n} + (who)\tabularnewline + + \textipa{\:l} & \textipa{ke\:la} (banana) & \tabularnewline + + \textipa{\t*{tS}} & \textipa{\t*{tS}Ok.ku\|[da} (rotten) & \tabularnewline + + \textipa{\t*{dZ}} & \textipa{\t*{dZ}epuR} (Jaipur) & \tabularnewline + + \textipa{j} & \textipa{ja\|[d} (remember) & \textipa{gaj} + (abuse)\tabularnewline + + \textipa{k} & \textipa{ki.\:ra} (snake) & \textipa{b\super huk} + (hunger)\tabularnewline + + \textipa{g} & \textipa{ga} (cow) & \textipa{b\super hEg.\:na} (to + run)\tabularnewline + + \textipa{k\super h} & \textipa{k\super ha\:na} (to eat) & \textipa{paNk\super + h} (wing)\tabularnewline + + \textipa{g\super h} & \textipa{g\super hOR} (house) & \tabularnewline +\end{longtable} + +\ex +\begingl +\gla\textipa{sO} \textipa{lag-gi} \textipa{\t*{ts}Ol-\|[d-i} +\textipa{p@ha\:ran}// +\glb That.\F{} be.\Prog{}-\M{} walk-\Prs-\F{} hill// +\glft She is walking up the hills.// +\endgl +\xe + +\ex +\begingl +\gla\textipa{sO} \textipa{lag-ga} \textipa{\t*{ts}Ol-\|[d-a} +\textipa{bunije}// +\glb That.\M{} be.\Prog{} walk-\Prs-\M{} down// +\glft He is walking down.// +\endgl +\xe + +\ex +\begingl +\gla\textipa{ei} \textipa{sa} \textipa{be\:r-i} \textipa{pa\|[t@\:l-i}// +\glb This.person.\Sg{} be.\Prs{} very-\F{} thin-\F// +\glft She is very thin.// +\endgl +\xe + +\ex +\begingl +\gla\textipa{ei} \textipa{sa} \textipa{be\:r-a} \textipa{pa\|[t@\:l-a}// +\glb This.person.\Sg{} be.\Prs very-\M{} thin-\M// +\glft He is very thin.// +\endgl +\xe + +\ex +\begingl +\gla\textipa{soe} \textipa{\|[de} \textipa{sa}// +\glb Sleep let be.\Prs// +\glft Let it be asleep.// +\endgl +\xe + +\ex +\begingl +\gla\textipa{moRne} \textipa{\|[de}// +\glb Die let// +\glft Let them die.// +\endgl +\xe + +\ex +\begingl +\gla\textipa{m\super ha-R-a} \textipa{g\super hOR} \textipa{sa} \textipa{b@u} +\textipa{be\:d\:da}// +\glb I-\Gen{}-\M{} house.\M{} be.\Prs{} very big-\M// +\glft My house is very big.// +\endgl +\xe + +\ex +\begingl +\gla\textipa{mum-be} \textipa{lo\:di} \textipa{silg@R@m} \textipa{pani}// +\glb Me-\Dat{} want lukewarm water// +\glft I want lukewarm water.// +\endgl +\xe + +\ex +\begingl +\gla\textipa{au} \textipa{k\super ha} \textipa{sa} \textipa{\|[dui} +\textipa{ke\:l-e}// +\glb I.\Sg{} eat.\Ipfv{} be.\Prs{} two banana-\Pl// +\glft I eat two bananas.// +\endgl +\xe + +\ex +\begingl +\gla\textipa{mE} \textipa{k\super hai} \textipa{6\:t\super h} +\textipa{ke\:l-e}// +\glb I.\Sg.\Erg{} eat-\Pfv{} eight banana-\Pl// +\glft I ate eight banans.// +\endgl +\xe + +\ex +\begingl +\gla\textipa{mu} \textipa{\t*{ts}\super he\|[t\|[ta-n@} \textipa{kOm} +\textipa{keR-na}// +\glb I farm-in work do-\Fut// +\glft I will work in a farm.// +\endgl +\xe + +\ex +\begingl +\gla\textipa{meRi} \textipa{fulla} \textipa{sai} \textipa{Sobl-i}// +\glb Mary.\Nom{} flower like beautiful-\F// +\glft Mary is as beautiful as a flower.// +\endgl +\xe + +\ex +\begingl +\gla\textipa{Ram} \textipa{amb} \textipa{k\super han-\|[d-a} +\textipa{lag-ga}// +\glb Ram.\Nom{} mango.\Acc{} eat-\Prs-\M{} be.\Prog-\M// +\glft Ram is eating a mango.// +\endgl +\xe + +\ex +\begingl +\gla\textipa{mE} \textipa{\t*{ts}Em@\t*{ts}-sENge} \textipa{k\super ha-u}.// +\glb I.\Erg{} spoon-with.\Ins{} eat-\Pst// +\glft I ate with a spoon.(just now)// +\endgl +\xe + +\ex +\begingl +\gla\textipa{asse} \textipa{mumb@i-n@} \textipa{\|[dilli-be} +\textipa{\t*{ts}Ol-le}// +\glb We Mumbai-from.\Abl{} Delhi-to.\Acc{} go-\Pl// +\glft We are traveling from Mumbai to Delhi.// +\endgl +\xe + +\ex +\begingl +\gla\textipa{au} \textipa{\t*{ts}\super he\|[t\|[ta-n@} \textipa{kOm} +\textipa{keRa} \textipa{sa}// +\glb I.\M.\Nom{} farm-in.\Loc{} work do.\Ipfv{} be.\Prs// +\glft I work in a farm.// +\endgl +\xe + +\ex +\begingl +\gla\textipa{bapu-oR-e} \textipa{nok@Ra-R-e} \textipa{hot\super h-e} +\textipa{saRe} \textipa{pep@R} \textipa{Se\:t\:t-e}// +\glb Father-Hon-\Erg{} servant-\Gen{}-\Pl{} hand-by all paper.\Pl{} +throw-\Pfv{}.\Pl// +\glft Father got all the papers thrown away by the servant.// +\endgl +\xe + +\ex +\begingl +\gla\textipa{amb} \textipa{ka\:tde} \textipa{Rizwane-R-i} \textipa{gu\:t\:ti} +\textipa{k@\:t-i}// +\glb Mango while.cutting Rizwan-\Gen{}-\Pl{} finger.\F{} cut-\Pfv{}.\F// +\glft While cutting a mango, Rizwan's finger cut.// +\endgl +\xe + +\ex +\begingl +\gla\textipa{m\super ha-R-a} \textipa{g\super hOR} \textipa{sa} \textipa{b@u} +\textipa{be\:d\:da}// +\glb I-\Gen{}-\M{} house.\M{} be.\Prs{} very big-\M// +\glft My house is very big.// +\endgl +\xe + +\ex +\begingl +\gla\textipa{amma-e} \textipa{nok@RaRe} \textipa{Ott\super he} \textipa{saRe} +\textipa{pep@R} \textipa{Se\:t\:te}// +\glb Mother-\Erg{} servant-\Gen{}-\Pl{} hand-by all paper.\Pl{} +throw-\Pfv{}.\Pl// +\glft Mother got all the papers thrown away by the servant.// +\endgl +\xe + +\ex +\begingl +\gla\textipa{asse} \textipa{\t*{ts}\super he\|[t\|[ta-n@} \textipa{kOm} +\textipa{keRa} \textipa{sa}// +\glb We.\Nom{} farm-in work do.\Ipfv{} be.\Prs// +\glft We work in a farm.// +\endgl +\xe + +\ex +\begingl +\gla\textipa{au} \textipa{k\super ha} \textipa{sa} \textipa{\|[dui} +\textipa{ke\:l-e}// +\glb I.\Sg{} eat.\Ipfv{} be.\Prs{} two banana-\Pl// +\glft I eat two bananas.// +\endgl +\xe + +\ex +\begingl +\gla\textipa{au} \textipa{n\super hai-\|[d-i} \textipa{lagg-i} \textipa{sa}// +\glb I.\F{} bath-\Prs{}-\F{} be.\Prog{}-\F{} be-\Prs// +\glft I am bathing.// +\endgl +\xe + +\ex +\begingl +\gla\textipa{sO} \textipa{lagg-i} \textipa{\t*{ts}Ol-\|[d-i} +\textipa{p@ha\:ran}// +\glb She be.\Prog{}-\F{} walk-\Prog{}-\F{} hills// +\glft She is walking up the hills.// +\endgl +\xe + +\ex +\begingl +\gla\textipa{s@lm-e} \textipa{\|[do\|[t\|[ti} \textipa{amb} \textipa{k\super +ha-u}// +\glb Salma.\F{}-\Erg{} morning mango.\Abs{}.\M{} eat-\Pfv{}.\M// +\glft Salma ate the mango in the morning.// +\endgl +\xe + +\ex +\begingl +\gla\textipa{SoRu-e} \textipa{saRi} \textipa{mi\:t\super hijai} +\textipa{k\super ha-i}// +\glb Child\M{}-\Erg{} all sweets.\Pl{} eat-\Pfv{}.\Pl// +\glft The child ate up all the sweets.// +\endgl +\xe + +\ex +\begingl +\gla\textipa{SoRu-e} \textipa{@p\:ni} \textipa{b\super he\:n} \textipa{n@i} +\textipa{maRi}// +\glb Child.\M{}-\Erg{} his sister.\F{} not hit-\Pfv{}.\F// +\glft The child did not hit his sister.// +\endgl +\xe + +\ex +\begingl +\gla\textipa{\|[tej-e} \textipa{hiR@\:n} \textipa{heR-e}// +\glb He-\Erg{} deer.\Pl see-\Pfv{}.\Pl// +\glft He saw deers.// +\endgl +\xe + +\ex +\begingl +\gla\textipa{SoRu} \textipa{bu\:t\:ti} \textipa{pan\|[de} \textipa{uk\|[t-a}// +\glb Boy.\Nom{} tree.\M up climb-\Pfv{}.\M// +\glft The boy climbed up a tree.// +\endgl +\xe + +\ex +\begingl +\gla\textipa{assa} \textipa{kal} \textipa{\t*{dZ}EpuR} \textipa{ni} +\textipa{\t*{dz}a\:na}// +\glb We tomorrow Jaipur not go.\Fut// +\glft We will not go to Jaipur tomorrow.// +\endgl +\xe + +\printglossary +\printbibliography +\end{document}
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