From: Kenneth Whistler (kenw@sybase.com)
Date: Tue Jan 27 2004 - 17:13:12 EST
Peter asked:
> What is the difference between U+02C1 and U+02E4? The first is supposed
> to be a miscellaneous phonetic modifier and apparently the pair of
> U+02C0 which marks "ejective or glottalized" (not 1996 IPA). Which
> should be used to mark pharyngealisation (as in 1996 IPA)?
U+02E4, which as the text says, was an addition "based on 1989 IPA".
> This needs to
> be specified somewhere.
It is: Handbook of the IPA, p. 182.
> These two characters are not even linked
> together in the charts.
Xref's are generally dispensed with when similar characters
appear together in the same chart.
--Ken
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