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	** primary stress ⟨ˈ⟩ must be used to indicate stress that occurs anywhere other than word-initial position.		** primary stress ⟨ˈ⟩ must be used to indicate stress that occurs anywhere other than word-initial position.

	See the [[https://www.eva.mpg.de/lingua/resources/glossing-rules.php \| Leipzig Glossing Rules]] for more information about syllable conventions. A common syllable convention to consider is the Maximum Onset Principle.		See the [https://www.eva.mpg.de/lingua/resources/glossing-rules.php Leipzig Glossing Rules] for more information about syllable conventions. A common syllable convention to consider is the Maximum Onset Principle.

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	** syllable breaks ⟨.⟩ must be used to show breaks that occur outside of the normal conventions of a given language, e.g. hiatus where one would normally expect a diphthong.		** syllable breaks ⟨.⟩ must be used to show breaks that occur outside of the normal conventions of a given language, e.g. hiatus where one would normally expect a diphthong.
	** primary stress ⟨ˈ⟩ must be used to indicate stress that occurs anywhere other than word-initial position.		** primary stress ⟨ˈ⟩ must be used to indicate stress that occurs anywhere other than word-initial position.

			See the [[https://www.eva.mpg.de/lingua/resources/glossing-rules.php \| Leipzig Glossing Rules]] for more information about syllable conventions. A common syllable convention to consider is the Maximum Onset Principle.

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	~~General details on~~ IPA usage		Outlined here are the general guidelines for IPA usage. Conventions for specific languages will be outlined in the sections following the general usage.

			See the [[Template:IPA \| IPA template]] for formatting text with IPA characters.

			* Place phonemic transcriptions in between two slashes, e.g. {{IPA\|/kæt/}}.
			* Place phonetic transcriptions in between two square brackets, e.g. {{IPA\|[kʰæt]}}.
			* Place graphemic transcriptions in between two angular brackets: e.g. ⟨cat⟩.
			* Phonemic or phonetic transcriptions with multiple syllables can show syllable breaks and stress:
			** use a period ⟨.⟩ for general syllable breaks, e.g. ⟨river⟩ {{IPA\|/ɹɪ.vəɹ/}}.
			** use a primary stress mark ⟨ˈ⟩ to indicate where the primary stress occurs, e.g. ⟨forever⟩ {{IPA\|/fəˈɹɛ.vəɹ/}}.
			** use a secondary stress mark ⟨ˌ⟩ where a word has a secondary stress, e.g. ⟨organisation⟩ {{IPA\|/ɔːɹ.ɡən.aɪˌzeɪ.ʃən/}}.
			* Syllable breaks and stress marks can be ignored unless in the following circumstances:
			** syllable breaks ⟨.⟩ must be used to show breaks that occur outside of the normal conventions of a given language, e.g. hiatus where one would normally expect a diphthong.
			** primary stress ⟨ˈ⟩ must be used to indicate stress that occurs anywhere other than word-initial position.

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General details on IPA usage

= Celticist =

Languages that utilise Celticist for phonemic transcriptions

== Modern Irish ==

Specific usage for Modern Irish

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	* Place graphemic transcriptions in between two angular brackets: e.g. ⟨cat⟩.		* Place graphemic transcriptions in between two angular brackets: e.g. ⟨cat⟩.
	* Phonemic or phonetic transcriptions with multiple syllables can show syllable breaks and stress:		* Phonemic or phonetic transcriptions with multiple syllables can show syllable breaks and stress:
	** use a period ⟨.⟩ for general syllable breaks, e.g. ⟨river⟩ {{IPA\|/ɹɪ.vəɹ/}}.		** use a period ⟨{{IPA\|.}}⟩ for general syllable breaks, e.g. ⟨river⟩ {{IPA\|/ɹɪ.vəɹ/}}.
	** use a primary stress mark ~~⟨ˈ⟩~~ to indicate where the primary stress occurs, e.g. ⟨forever⟩ {{IPA\|/fəˈɹɛ.vəɹ/}}.		** use a primary stress mark ⟨{{IPA\|ˈ}}⟩ to indicate where the primary stress occurs, e.g. ⟨forever⟩ {{IPA\|/fəˈɹɛ.vəɹ/}}.
	** use a secondary stress mark ~~⟨ˌ⟩~~ where a word has a secondary stress, e.g. ⟨organisation⟩ {{IPA\|/ɔːɹ.ɡən.aɪˌzeɪ.ʃən/}}.		** use a secondary stress mark ⟨{{IPA\|ˌ}}⟩ where a word has a secondary stress, e.g. ⟨organisation⟩ {{IPA\|/ɔːɹ.ɡən.aɪˌzeɪ.ʃən/}}.
	* Syllable breaks and stress marks can be ignored unless in the following circumstances:		* Syllable breaks and stress marks can be ignored unless in the following circumstances:
	** syllable breaks ⟨.⟩ must be used to show breaks that occur outside of the normal conventions of a given language, e.g. hiatus where one would normally expect a diphthong.		** syllable breaks ⟨{{IPA\|.}}⟩ must be used to show breaks that occur outside of the normal conventions of a given language, e.g. hiatus where one would normally expect a diphthong.
	** primary stress ~~⟨ˈ⟩~~ must be used to indicate stress that occurs anywhere other than word-initial position.		** primary stress ⟨{{IPA\|ˈ}}⟩ must be used to indicate stress that occurs anywhere other than word-initial position.

	See the [https://www.eva.mpg.de/lingua/resources/glossing-rules.php Leipzig Glossing Rules] for more information about syllable conventions. A common syllable convention to consider is the Maximum Onset Principle.		See the [https://www.eva.mpg.de/lingua/resources/glossing-rules.php Leipzig Glossing Rules] for more information about syllable conventions. A common syllable convention to consider is the Maximum Onset Principle.
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	= Celticist =		= Celticist =

	~~Languages that utilise Celticist~~ for ~~phonemic transcriptions~~		Where the same glyph is used for velarised and palatalised counterparts, the acute accent ⟨{{IPA\|´}}⟩ should follow directly after the glyph in order to mark it as the palatalised counterpart, e.g. {{IPA\|/b/}} being the velarised voiced bilabial plosive and {{IPA\|/b´/}} being the palatalised voiced bilabial plosive.

	== Modern Irish ==		== Modern Irish ==