Re: Tirehlat romanization

Quoting Herman Miller <hmiller@...>:

> I currently have /ts/ mapped to {C} and /tS/ to {c}, /dz/ = {J}, /dZ/
> = {j}, but it could just as easily go the other way. It makes sense to
> have all the post-alveolars mapped to capital letters. The only thing
> that really bugs me about this romanization is {j} for /dz/. The /dz/ _j_ >
> mapping was inspired by the philological Romanization of Armenian.
Is that perhaps an "areal feature" of Caucasus Romanizations? Georgian
does that too with <j>.

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