Senyecan Orth. & Phon . Part 2

Bummer!  I forgot to mention 2 points.

1) The vowels can be long or short.  Long vowels are indicated by
repeating the vowel, e.g., yeca, to speak; yeeca, to heal.

2) The consonants can also be labialized or palatalized.
Labialization is indicated with a "w," e.g., dhera, to hold; dhwera,
to cheat.  Palatalization is indicated with a "j," e.g., tega, to
plug; tjega, to shun.

Charlie