Caelorussian (script)

The Caelorussian alphabet (Caelorussian from caelo-, Latin for heaven, and Russian) is a mix of Greek, Latin and Cyrillic letters meant to suit every possible phoneme in any language, similar in function to IPA, particularly Aschsene, Sermo Vulgaris Anglicanus Ascsenensis and Caelorussian itself.

Current script

 * Aa - the letter A.
 * Бб - the sound of the letter B, a voiced bilabial plosive.
 * Вв - the sound of the letter V, a voiced labiodental fricative.
 * Гг - the sound of the letter G, a voiced velar plosive.
 * Dd - the sound of the letter D, a voiced alveolar plosive.
 * Ee - the short E vowel, a close-mid front.
 * Zz - the sound of the letter Z, a voiced alveolar fricative.
 * Хх - the sound of the letter H, a voiceless glottal fricative.
 * Kk - the sound of the letter K, a voiceless velar plosive.
 * Кк - the sound /kh/, a voiced glottal fricative, as in х in Russian.
 * Ll - the sound of the letter L, a voiced alveolar lateral approximant.
 * Mм - the sound of the letter M, a voiced bilabial fricative.
 * Нн - the sound of the letter N, a voiced alveolar nasal.
 * Оо - the short O vowel, a close-mid back.
 * Пп - the sound of the letter P, a voiceless bilabial plosive.
 * Рр - the sound of the letter R, a voiced alveolar trill.
 * Сс - the sound of the letter S, a voiceless alveolar fricative
 * Ϲc - the Latin suffix -is.
 * Ϛϛ - the Latin suffix -ensis or the digraph ST.
 * Ss - the Latin suffix -is.
 * Σς - the Latin suffix -ses.
 * Ʃʃ - the sound of the digraph SH, a voiceless postalveolar fricative.
 * Ϻϻ - the sound of the digraph ZH in Russian (Жж), a voiced postalveolar fricative.
 * Tt - the sound of the letter T, a voiceless alveolar plosive.
 * Uu - the sound /oo/, a close back.
 * Уу - the sound of Ü in German or 으 in Korean.
 * Үү - the sound of 어 in Korean.
 * Фф - the sound of the letter F, a voiceless labiodental fricative.
 * Ff
 * Gg
 * Rr
 * Θθ
 * Þþ
 * Ƨƨ
 * Зз
 * Чч
 * Ƽƽ
 * Ƅƅ
 * Əə
 * Φφ
 * Ѧѧ
 * Ѫѫ
 * Ъъ
 * Ьь
 * Ҁҁ
 * Ѡѡ
 * Ѣѣ
 * Ѹѹ