Grammar
Spelling East Cree (Southern) – Syllabic Finals
Introduction
The syllabic finals are a small version of the last column of regular size symbols on the chart. They are used mainly at the ends of words. ᔅ and ᔥ and ᐦ are also used in the middle of words. The syllabic finals may be used alone or in a set of two or three, but no more than three in a row are used. When there are three in a row, the last one is always ᐦ.
See also: Spelling East Cree – Northern Dialect – Syllabic Finals
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Dialect Differences
- ᒋᐦᑲᔥᑖᑲᓐᐦ The Use of Dots
- Syllabic Finals
- ᐃ, ᐄ and ᔨ
- Syllabic symbols not to forget to write
- Adding endings to nouns and verbs
- Boundaries
- New spellings as of summer 2015
- Punctuation
- Writing Names
- Standard Roman Orthography (SRO)