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Seven transliteration characters are not easily
typed on a computer. To handle this, our transliterations of these
characters use two elements: the first is a letter and the second
is punctuation.
So our system represents the two transliteration characters with
dots under them as the basic character followed by a period
(h. and k.).
We represents the three underlined transliteration characters
similarly (t_, d_ and
h_). The sh sound is represented as
s^, while the kh sound is represented as
h~.
 alphabet characters
Our system specifies alternates with an asterisk:
m*,
n*, s*,
t*, w*,
y*, h.m*,
sn*, sa*
And we use the following abbreviations in some definitions:
1 = first person
2 = second person
3 = third person
S = singular
D = dual
P = plural
f = feminine
m = masculine
c = common (masculine and feminine)
I = independent pronoun
D = dependent pronoun
S = suffix pronoun
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