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10 # There is notable inconsistency between publications/users concerning:
11 # palatalisation marker:
12 # a) acute above (or slightly after) the letter (preferred)
13 # b) apostrophe (or non-combining acute) after the letter
15 # glottal stop letter:
19 # d) in dictionaries also ˀ or ʔ (usually superscripted to look like ˀ)
21 # Some typographical notes
23 # Several letters don't have precomposed glyphs: B́, D́, F́, H́, T́, V́.
24 # The online Võro-Estonian dictionary uses a font where dot-above is
25 # rendered as acute for b, f, h; combining acute accent is used for v.
27 # Lowercase ď, ľ, ť and uppercase Ľ are in principle composed with
28 # caron, not acute, however those forms are used more than d́, ĺ, t́, Ĺ
29 # (uppercase Ď and Ť with obvious caron are not used, but are included
30 # here for case insensitivity's sake).
32 # Non-combining acute accent ´ (\u00b4) after the letter makes the text
33 # look jagged, so those combinations are not included in the collation
34 # rules below - instead, we provide autocorrect rules to replace them
35 # with precomposed glyphs (if available) or with letter plus combining
38 # Palatalized consonants
40 # Precomposed letter (with either acute or dot-above (see notes above),
41 # or in case of L, with acute and caron (see notes above);
42 # with combining acute accent ́ (\u0301) if there's no precomposed glyph;
43 # with apostrophe ' (straight/ASCII; \u0027; NB: has to be escaped: '');
44 # with right single quotation mark ’ (typographic apostrophe; \u2019).
46 & b << ḃ = b́ = b'' = b’ <<< B << Ḃ = B́ = B'' = B’
47 & d << ď = d́ = d'' = d’ <<< D << Ď = D́ = D'' = D’
48 & f << ḟ = f́ = f'' = f’ <<< F << Ḟ = F́ = F'' = F’
49 & g << ǵ = g'' = g’ <<< G << Ǵ = G'' = G’
50 & h << ḣ = h́ = h'' = h’ <<< H << Ḣ = H́ = H'' = H’
51 & k << ḱ = k'' = k’ <<< K << Ḱ = K'' = K’
52 & l << ĺ = ľ = l'' = l’ <<< L << Ĺ = Ľ = L'' = L’
53 & m << ḿ = m'' = m’ <<< M << Ḿ = M'' = M’
54 & n << ń = n'' = n’ <<< N << Ń = N'' = N’
55 & p << ṕ = p'' = p’ <<< P << Ṕ = P'' = P’
56 & r << ŕ = r'' = r’ <<< R << Ŕ = R'' = R’
57 & s << ś = s'' = s’ <<< S << Ś = S'' = S’ < š <<< Š
58 & t << ť = t́ = t'' = t’ <<< T << Ť = T́ = T'' = T’
59 & v << v́ = v'' = v’ <<< V << V́ = V'' = V’
63 # After a vowel, apostrophe is used as a glottal stop marker, as is Q.
64 # NB: straight/ASCII apostrophe has to be escaped: ''
66 & q = ˀ = a|'' = a|’ = e|'' = e|’ = i|'' = i|’ = o|'' = o|’ = u|'' = u|’ = õ|'' = õ|’ = ä|'' = ä|’ = ö|'' = ö|’ = ü|'' = ü|’ = y|'' = y|’ <<< Q = ʔ = A|'' = A|’ = E|'' = E|’ = I|'' = I|’ = O|'' = O|’ = U|'' = U|’ = Õ|'' = Õ|’ = Ä|'' = Ä|’ = Ö|'' = Ö|’ = Ü|'' = Ü|’ = Y|'' = Y|’
68 # Final letters of the alphabet
70 # Just like in Estonian (et), except that Z & Ž are at the very end
72 & W < õ <<< Õ < ä <<< Ä < ö <<< Ö < ü <<< Ü