Thraski

This is the dialect of Dwarvish spoken in Zmedinor (Gormki: Vu'ad Lûn; Thraski: Smethenûr).

 

Phonology
This is very similar to Dhraki

Vowels before 'r'
Vowels are almost always pronounced before an 'r'. An 'r' is always pronounced at the end of a word also - apart from the 'ir' exception below. A few lone pronunciations - like 'Mark' have a /ɑ/ not a /æ/. The fact that the 'r' is pronounced at the end of the word often puts the stress on the last letter.

Consonants
The pronunciation chart for Dhraki in the Latin script.

Pluralisation
Nouns are pluralised by changing their initial vowel. For Example:
 * Tunt - Fort; Tant - Forts
 * Garad - Mountain; Gerad - Mountains
 * Denern - Master; Dinern - Masters

Consonants

 * dh > th universal
 * v > f initial; final
 * d > t medial
 * ig > i final
 * ik > i final
 * k > sk medial
 * t > th medial; initial
 * k > g final; initial
 * kh > h initial
 * okh > o final
 * (V)kh > ı final
 * ng > k medial
 * z > s universal
 * r > rn final
 * irn > ijn final
 * g > j final
 * n > nt final
 * (V)r(plosive) > ı(plosive)
 * h > (x) initial

Vowels

 * û (medial) > o
 * e (final) > ej
 * a (initial) > e

Suffixes
Superlative: Change final vowel according to pluralisation, + ej

Comparative: Change final vowel, opposite to pluralisation. + ej

For Example:
 * Gom - Old; Gimej - Older; Gumej - Oldest
 * Also: Most = Kej; More = Masern; Even more = Masernej