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Rypalohnd alphabet or Rypalönd Äpäcätä (pronounced ['rɪpa.loːnd aːpaːcaːtaː], commonly ['rɪpa.loːnd aː.pa.ca.ta]) is the only script used for Rypalohnd.
History
Alphabet
Rypalohnd alphabet uses Latin script, including letters with diacritics (ć, ś, ź – acute, and ä, ë, ï, ö, ü - two overdots). The order of the letters wasn't officialy set until 20th century.
А а | Ä ä | P p | B b | C c | Ć ć | T t | D d |
E e | Ë ë | K k | G g | H h | I i | Ï ï | Y y |
J j | L l | M m | N n | O o | Ö ö | R r | S s |
Ś ś | Z z | Ź ź | U u | Ü ü | F f | V v | W w |
X x | Þ þ | Ð ð |
F, V, X, Þ and Ð are used only for words of foreign origin.
Letter h is sometimes used instead of diacritics (ah ä, eh ë, sh ś, ch ć, etc.) or þ (th) and ð (dh).