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<version number="$Revision: 11914 $" />
<transforms>
<transform source="la" target="la_FONIPA" direction="forward" draft="contributed">
<comment># Author: sascha@google.com (Sascha Brawer)</comment>
<comment>#</comment>
<comment># Transformation from Latin (la) to its IPA transcription (la_FONIPA).</comment>
<comment># http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_spelling_and_pronunciation</comment>
<comment># http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:IPA_for_Latin</comment>
<comment>#</comment>
<comment># These rules follow the Wikipedia description of the presumed pronunciation</comment>
<comment># of Classical Latin. This is different from Medieval Latin, and it is also</comment>
<comment># different from the ecclesiastical pronunciation used by the Roman Catholic</comment>
<comment># church.</comment>
<tRule></tRule>
<tRule>::Lower;</tRule>
<tRule>::NFC;</tRule>
<tRule></tRule>
<tRule>$vowel = [aáàăāeéèĕēiíìĭīoóòŏōuúùŭūæœ];</tRule>
<tRule>$end_of_word = [$ ];</tRule>
<tRule></tRule>
<tRule>ae → aj;</tRule>
<tRule>av → aw;</tRule>
<tRule>æ → aj; # 19th century English orthography</tRule>
<tRule>ā → aː;</tRule>
<tRule>[aáàă] → a;</tRule>
<tRule>b → b;</tRule>
<tRule>ch → kʰ; # Greek loanwoards</tRule>
<tRule>c → k;</tRule>
<tRule>d → d;</tRule>
<tRule>ev → ew;</tRule>
<tRule>ē → eː;</tRule>
<tRule>[eéèĕ] → ɛ;</tRule>
<tRule>f → f;</tRule>
<tRule>{g} n → ŋ; # eg. agnus</tRule>
<tRule>g → ɡ;</tRule>
<tRule>h → h;</tRule>
<tRule>ī → iː;</tRule>
<tRule>{[iíìĭ]} $vowel → j; # eg. cuius</tRule>
<tRule>[iíìĭ] → ɪ;</tRule>
<tRule>k → k;</tRule>
<tRule>l → l;</tRule>
<tRule>m → m;</tRule>
<tRule>{n} [bpfm] → m; # eg. infirmus</tRule>
<tRule>{n} [gckq] → ŋ; # eg. quinque</tRule>
<tRule>n → n;</tRule>
<tRule>œ → oj; # 19th century English orthography</tRule>
<tRule>oe → oj;</tRule>
<tRule>ō → oː;</tRule>
<tRule>[oóòŏ] → ɔ;</tRule>
<tRule>ph → pʰ; # Greek loanwords</tRule>
<tRule>p → p;</tRule>
<tRule>qu → kʷ;</tRule>
<tRule>qv → kʷ;</tRule>
<tRule>rh → rʰ; # Greek loanwords</tRule>
<tRule>r → r;</tRule>
<tRule>s → s;</tRule>
<tRule>th → tʰ; # Greek loanwords</tRule>
<tRule>t → t;</tRule>
<tRule>ū → uː;</tRule>
<tRule>[uúùŭ] → ʊ;</tRule>
<tRule>{v} $vowel → w;</tRule>
<tRule>v → u;</tRule>
<tRule>xs → ks; # Old Latin spelling</tRule>
<tRule>x → ks;</tRule>
<tRule>y → y; # Greek loanwords</tRule>
<tRule>z → d͡z; # eg. zerum</tRule>
<tRule></tRule>
<tRule>::Null;</tRule>
<tRule></tRule>
<comment># Gemination of double consonants.</comment>
<comment># http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_spelling_and_pronunciation#Double_consonants</comment>
<tRule></tRule>
<tRule>bb → bː;</tRule>
<tRule>dd → dː;</tRule>
<tRule>ɡɡ → ɡː;</tRule>
<tRule>hh → hː;</tRule>
<tRule>kk → kː;</tRule>
<tRule>ll → lː;</tRule>
<tRule>mm → mː;</tRule>
<tRule>nn → nː;</tRule>
<tRule>pp → pː;</tRule>
<tRule>rr → rː;</tRule>
<tRule>ss → sː;</tRule>
<tRule>tt → tː;</tRule>
<tRule></tRule>
<comment># Velarization of [l].</comment>
<comment># http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_spelling_and_pronunciation#cite_note-20</comment>
<tRule>{l} [^aeɛiouː] → ɫ;</tRule>
<tRule></tRule>
<tRule>::NFC;</tRule>
</transform>
</transforms>
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