Standard Alphabet By Lepsius - Consonants

Consonants

S.A. IPA Name
ʼ glottal stop
ꜣ voiced pharyngeal fricative
h voiceless glottal fricative
hʿ voiceless pharyngeal fricative
q voiceless uvular plosive
k voiceless velar plosive
g voiced velar plosive
ṅ velar nasal
χ voiceless velar fricative
γ voiced velar fricative
ṙ
kʹ voiceless palatal plosive
gʹ voiced palatal plosive
ń palatal nasal
χ́ voiceless palatal fricative
š voiceless postalveolar fricative
š́ voiceless alveolo-palatal fricative
γ́ voiced palatal fricative
ž voiced postalveolar fricative
ž́ voiced alveolo-palatal fricative
y palatal approximant
lʹ palatal lateral approximant
ṭ voiceless retroflex plosive
ḍ voiced retroflex plosive
ṇ retroflex nasal
ṣ̌ voiceless retroflex fricative
ẓ̌ voiced retroflex fricative
ṛ retroflex flap
ḷ retroflex lateral approximant
ṯ pharyngealized voiceless alveolar plosive
ḏ pharyngealized voiced alveolar plosive
s̱ pharyngealized voiceless alveolar fricative
ẕ pharyngealized voiced alveolar fricative
δ̱ pharyngealized voiced dental fricative
t voiceless alveolar plosive
d voiced alveolar plosive
n alveolar nasal
s voiceless alveolar fricative
z voiced alveolar fricative
θ voiceless dental fricative
δ voiced dental fricative
r alveolar trill
l alveolar lateral approximant
p voiceless bilabial plosive
b voiced bilabial plosive
m bilabial nasal
f voiceless bilabial fricative
v voiced bilabial fricative
w labial-velar approximant
ı dental click
ı̣ alveolar click
ıı lateral click
ı́ palatal click

To mark aspiration and affricates, the corresponding letters are simply written next to each other, thus kh in Lepsius' Standard Alphabet would be in IPA and tš would be . For palatalization, the character ʹ is used, so pʹ is in IPA. Ejective consonants are sometimes written as double letters, although this could be mixed up with long consonants.

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