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History
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Usage
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Diacritics and prosodic notation
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Description
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- Child systems
- IPA Braille, ExtIPA
- Languages
- Used for phonetic and phonemic transcription of any oral language
- Parent systems
- Proto-Sinaitic scriptPhoenician alphabetGreek alphabetLatin scriptLepsius Standard AlphabetPalaeotype alphabet, English Phonotypic AlphabetRomic alphabetInternational Phonetic A… · Phoenician alphabetGreek alphabetLatin scriptLepsius Standard AlphabetPalaeotype alphabet, English Phonotypic AlphabetRomic alphabetInternational Phonetic Alphabet · Greek alphabetLatin scriptLepsius Standard AlphabetPalaeotype alphabet, English Phonotypic AlphabetRomic alphabetInternational Phonetic Alphabet · Latin scriptLepsius Standard AlphabetPalaeotype alphabet, English Phonotypic AlphabetRomic alphabetInternational Phonetic Alphabet · Lepsius Standard AlphabetPalaeotype alphabet, English Phonotypic AlphabetRomic alphabetInternational Phonetic Alphabet
- Period
- 1888–present
- Script type
- Alphabet – partially featural
- Unicode range
- See Phonetic symbols in Unicode § Unicode blocks
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Overview
- Alphabetic Alphabet
- Phonetic notation
- Latin script
- International Phonetic Association
- Speech
- Linguists
- Lexicographers Lexicography
- Speech–language pathologists Speech–language pathology
- Constructed language
- Translators
- Lexical Lexical item
- Prosodic
- Spoken (oral) language Oral language
- Phones Phone (phonetics)
- Intonation Intonation (linguistics)
- Syllables Syllable
- Lisping Lisp
- Cleft palate Cleft lip and cleft palate
- Extended set of symbols Extensions to the International Phonetic Alphabet
- Transcribed Transcription (linguistics)
- Letters Letter (alphabet)
- Diacritics Diacritic
- Phonemic transcription
- Tone letters Tone letter
- Full chart International Phonetic Alphabet chart
- Rotated letters Rotated letter
- Mechanical typesetting
- Glyph
- Unicode
- Iconic Iconicity
History
- Paul Passy
- Otto Jespersen
- Daniel Jones Daniel Jones (phonetician)
- Romic alphabet
- Spelling reform
- Henry Sweet
- Palaeotype alphabet
- Alexander John Ellis
- Lepsius Standard Alphabet
- Bach
- Kiel Convention
- Mid central vowels Mid central vowel
- Labiodental flap
- Typefaces Typeface
- Speech pathology
- International Clinical Phonetics and Linguistics Association
Description
- Phoneme
- Combinations of letters Multigraph (orthography)
- Moraic nasal
- Consonants Consonant
- Suprasegmental Segment (linguistics)
- Length Length (phonetics)
- Tone Tone (linguistics)
- Greek Greek alphabet
- Glottal stop
- Question mark
- Voiced pharyngeal fricative
- Arabic Arabic script
- Aspirated Aspiration (phonetics)
- Secondary articulation
- Cursive
- Braille
Modifying the IPA chart
Usage
- ISO basic Latin alphabet
- General American
- Cockney
- Southern US English
- Americanist phonetic notation
- Sinological phonetic notation
- Nonstandard symbols Obsolete and nonstandard symbols in the International Phonetic Alphabet
- Le Maître Phonétique
- Hausa Boko alphabet
- Fula Fula alphabets
- Akan Akan language
- Gbe languages
- Manding languages
- Lingala
- Africa Alphabet
- Okanagan Okanagan language
- Comox Comox language
- Kabiyè Kabiyé language
- Togo
- Ɖ ɖ African D
- Ɛ ɛ Latin epsilon
- Ɣ ɣ Latin gamma
- Ŋ ŋ Eng (letter)
- Ɔ ɔ Open O
- IPA extensions IPA Extensions (Unicode block)
- Librettos Libretto
- Nico Castel
Letters
- Pulmonic
- Tenuis Tenuis consonant
- Lenition
- Affricates Affricate
- Audio IPA vowel chart with audio
- Vowel height
- Vowel backness
- Rounded vowel
Consonants
- Banda Banda languages
- Retroflex trill
Vowels
Diacritics and prosodic notation
- Voiceless alveolar retracted sibilant
- Diphthongization
- Compressed Compressed vowel
- Descender
- Trema Two dots (diacritic)
- Caron
- Twi
- Creaky voice
- Uvularization
- Voice Quality Symbols
- Extensions to the IPA
- Level Phonological hierarchy
- Phrase
- Prosody Prosody (linguistics)
- Rhythm
- Prosodic unit
- Estonian Estonian phonology
- Rhoticity R-colored vowel
- Badaga Badaga language
- Nasalization Nasal vowel
- Palantla Chinantec
- Velopharyngeal frication
- Ejectives Ejective
- Strident Strident vowel
- Harsh voice
Brackets and transcription delimiters
- Brackets Bracket
Ambiguous letters
- Shilha Berber Shilha language
Superscript letters
Obsolete and nonstandard symbols
- Barred lambda
- Karlgren
- Conventional numbers Tone number
- Four tones of Standard Chinese Standard Chinese phonology
- SAMPA
- X-SAMPA
Extensions
Associated notation
- Reconstructed form Comparative linguistics
- Ungrammatical form Grammaticality
- Wanderwort
- Phonological word
- Morpheme
- (archi)phonemes Archiphoneme
- Natural classes Natural class
- Word-final devoicing
- Historical linguistics
- Homorganic
- Castillian Spanish
- Scottish Gaelic
- Islay
Segments without letters
Symbol names
- Nonce names Nonce word
- Acute Acute accent
- Geoffrey Pullum
- William Ladusaw
- Phonetic Symbol Guide
Computer support
- IPA Extensions
- Spacing Modifier Letters
- Combining Diacritical Marks
- Phonetic Extensions
- Phonetic Extensions Supplement
- Combining Diacritical Marks Supplement
- Extended IPA
- Web browsers Web browser
- ASCII
- IETF language tags IETF language tag
- Gboard
- Android Android (operating system)
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Nodes313
Edges312
Triples123
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.00639
Components1
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Top relations
see also · 29
International Phonetic Alphabet → Afroasiatic, Alphabet, Arabic, ASCII, ASCIISemyon Novgorodov, Branch, Canepari, Deprecated, Disordered, English, Iberian, Indic, IPA, IPA-based Yakut, Italian, LaTeXUAI, Phonetic, Phonetic Alphabet, Quality Symbols, Remapping
related to Extensions · 17
International Phonetic Alphabet → At, Disordered Speech, Extended IPA, Extensions, Group, ICPLA, In, International Phonetic Association, IPA, Journal, Kiel Convention, Phonetic Representation, PRDS, The, The Extensions, Voice Quality Symbols, While
related to Letter forms · 13
International Phonetic Alphabet → Arabic, English, European, For, Greek, Hence, IPA, Latin, Of, Some, The, The Association, The International Phonetic Alphabet
related to Modifying the IPA chart · 13
International Phonetic Alphabet → After, Association, August, Council, December, IPA, Journal, Not, Reactions, See, See History, The, The International Phonetic Alphabet
Parent systems · 8
International Phonetic Alphabet → Greek alphabetLatin scriptLepsius Standard AlphabetPalaeotype alphabet, English Phonotypic AlphabetRomic alphabetInternational Phonetic Alphabet, International Phonetic Alphabet, Latin scriptLepsius Standard AlphabetPalaeotype alphabet, English Phonotypic AlphabetRomic alphabetInternational Phonetic Alphabet, Lepsius Standard AlphabetPalaeotype alphabet, English Phonotypic AlphabetRomic alphabetInternational Phonetic Alphabet, Palaeotype alphabet, English Phonotypic AlphabetRomic alphabetInternational Phonetic Alphabet, Phoenician alphabetGreek alphabetLatin scriptLepsius Standard AlphabetPalaeotype alphabet, English Phonotypic AlphabetRomic alphabetInternational Phonetic Alphabet, Proto-Sinaitic scriptPhoenician alphabetGreek alphabetLatin scriptLepsius Standard AlphabetPalaeotype alphabet, English Phonotypic AlphabetRomic alphabetInternational Phonetic A…, Romic alphabetInternational Phonetic Alphabet
Child systems · 1
International Phonetic Alphabet → IPA Braille, ExtIPA
Languages · 1
International Phonetic Alphabet → Used for phonetic and phonemic transcription of any oral language
Period · 1
International Phonetic Alphabet → 1888–present
Script type · 1
International Phonetic Alphabet → Alphabet – partially featural
Unicode range · 1
International Phonetic Alphabet → See Phonetic symbols in Unicode § Unicode blocks
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ipa letters diacritics may used tone symbols diacritic unicode phonetic letter transcription sounds english chart language example alphabet extipa vowel
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Extracted RDF-like relationships with confidence and source. The table includes structured facts and lower-confidence contextual relations.| Subject | Predicate | Object | Confidence | Src |
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| International Phonetic Alphabet | Child systems | IPA Braille, ExtIPA | 1.00 | infobox |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | Languages | Used for phonetic and phonemic transcription of any oral language | 1.00 | infobox |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | Parent systems | Proto-Sinaitic scriptPhoenician alphabetGreek alphabetLatin scriptLepsius Standard AlphabetPalaeotype alphabet, English Phonotypic AlphabetRomic alphabetInternational Phonetic A… | 1.00 | infobox |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | Parent systems | Phoenician alphabetGreek alphabetLatin scriptLepsius Standard AlphabetPalaeotype alphabet, English Phonotypic AlphabetRomic alphabetInternational Phonetic Alphabet | 1.00 | infobox |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | Parent systems | Greek alphabetLatin scriptLepsius Standard AlphabetPalaeotype alphabet, English Phonotypic AlphabetRomic alphabetInternational Phonetic Alphabet | 1.00 | infobox |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | Parent systems | Latin scriptLepsius Standard AlphabetPalaeotype alphabet, English Phonotypic AlphabetRomic alphabetInternational Phonetic Alphabet | 1.00 | infobox |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | Parent systems | Lepsius Standard AlphabetPalaeotype alphabet, English Phonotypic AlphabetRomic alphabetInternational Phonetic Alphabet | 1.00 | infobox |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | Parent systems | Palaeotype alphabet, English Phonotypic AlphabetRomic alphabetInternational Phonetic Alphabet | 1.00 | infobox |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | Parent systems | Romic alphabetInternational Phonetic Alphabet | 1.00 | infobox |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | Parent systems | International Phonetic Alphabet | 1.00 | infobox |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | Period | 1888–present | 1.00 | infobox |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | Script type | Alphabet – partially featural | 1.00 | infobox |
| International Phonetic Alphabet | Unicode range | See Phonetic symbols in Unicode § Unicode blocks | 1.00 | infobox |
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