The charts below show the way in which the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) represents Khmer language pronunciations in Wikipedia articles.
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|
Vowel |
1st Series Value |
2nd Series Value[6]
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ឣ |
ɑː |
ɔː
|
ឤ |
aː |
iə
|
ឣិ |
eʔ, e, ə |
iʔ, i, ɨ
|
ឣី |
əj |
iː
|
ឣឹ |
ə |
ɨ
|
ឣឺ |
əɨ |
ɨː
|
ឣុ |
o |
u
|
ឣូ |
ou |
uː
|
ឣួ |
uə
|
ឣួវ |
əw |
ɨw
|
ឣើ |
aə |
əː
|
ឣឿ |
ɨə
|
ឣៀ |
iə
|
ឣេ |
ei, ə[7] |
eː, ɨ[7]
|
ឣែ |
ae |
ɛː
|
ឣៃ |
aj |
ɨj
|
ឣោ |
ao |
oː
|
ឣៅ |
aw |
ɨw
|
ឣុំ |
om |
um
|
ឣំ |
ɑm |
um
|
ឣាំ |
am |
oə̯m
|
ឣះ |
ah |
eah
|
ឣិះ |
eh |
ih
|
ឣុះ |
oh |
uh
|
ឣេះ |
eh |
ih
|
ឣោះ |
ɑh |
uəh
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- ↑ The stops /p, t, c, k/ have no audible release when occurring as syllable finals
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 never occurs at the end of words
- ↑ ត is used by orthographic convention to represent ɗ in disyllabic words whose underlying form is spelled with ត or ថ as opposed to derivatives of bases spelled with ដ, which keep the original ដ for ɗ.
- ↑ in certain words of Pali or Sanskrit origin
- ↑ final រ is silent (not transcribed) in central dialects of Cambodia and Vietnam, represents a trill in Northern Khmer dialects of Thailand
- ↑ Khmer consonants belong to two classes that dictate the value of dependent vowels.
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 before palatals
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