// SEGMENTS file

// SEGMENTS declares the feature bundles that we prefer to notate as
//  a phonetic entity within rules, and have printed out as letters.
//  Not all of these segments appear in underlying representations
//  or in surface manifestations.

// The first column is the representation to be used in the data files
//  (such as RULES) and for displat on ASCII terminals (as in derive -c ascii);
//  the second is for output in LaTeX files. 

SEGMENTS
a   a                = syll son cont back low voice;
.a  {\schwa}         = syll son cont back voice; // surface form of short /a/
b   b                = cons lab voice;
bh  b\super{h}       = cons lab voice spread;
c   c                = cons cor high;
ch  c\super{h}       = cons cor high spread;
d   d                = cons cor ant voice;
dh  d\super{h}       = cons cor ant voice spread;
.d  {\taild}         = cons cor voice;
.dh \taild\super{h}  = cons cor voice spread;
dl  d\super{l}       = cons cor ant lat voice; //intermediate form only
e   e                = syll son cont voice;  // surface form
f   f                = cons cont lab;  // intermediate form
g   g                = cons high back voice;
gh  g\super{h}       = cons high back voice spread;
^h  {\hookh}         = cons cont voice spread;
h   h                = cons cont spread;
i   i                = syll son cont cor high voice;
j   j                = son cont cor high voice;
^j  {\invf}          = cons cor high voice;
^jh \invf\super{h}   = cons cor high voice spread;
k   k                = cons high back;
kh  k\super{h}       = cons high back spread;
l   l                = cons son lat cor ant voice;
.l  \syl{l}          = syll cons son lat cor ant voice;
~l  \~l              = cons son lat nas cor ant voice; // surface
m   m                = cons son nas lab voice;
N   N                = cons son nas voice;  //surface
n   n                = cons son nas cor ant voice;
~n  {\nj}            = cons son nas cor high voice;  // allophone of /n/
.n  {\tailn}         = cons son nas cor voice;
^n  {\eng}           = cons son nas high back voice;  // surface form
o   o                = syll son cont lab back voice; // very rare in lexicon
p   p                = cons lab;
ph  p\super{h}       = cons lab spread;
r   {\tailr}         = cons son cont cor voice;
.r  \syl{\tailr}     = syll cons son cont cor voice;
s   s                = cons cont cor ant;
^s  {\esh}           = cons cont cor high;
.s  {\tails}         = cons cont cor;
t   t                = cons cor ant;
th  t\super{h}       = cons cor ant spread;
.t  {\tailt}         = cons cor;
.th \tailt\super{h}  = cons cor spread;
v   {\scriptv}       = son cont lab voice; // allophone of /w/
w   w                = son cont lab high back voice;
u   u                = syll son cont lab high back voice;
x   x                = cons cont high back; // intermediate
z   z                = cons cont cor ant voice; // intermediate
<z  <z               = son cont cor ant voice;  // intermediate
.z  {\tailz}         = cons cont cor voice;  // intermediate

ATTRIBUTES
dual-pragrhya  //-ii, -ai, -uu as dual endings
no-degem       //maa, aa tolerate following cch-
s-drop         //(e.)sas drops -s before a consonant
a-zap          //om makes the preceding word lose final -a(a)