Common Elvish Glyphs

Secondary glyphs set:

Sound	Glyph	Sound	Glyph	Sound	Glyph	Sound	Glyph	Sound	Glyph	Sound	Glyph
bɑ	ba	fɔɪ̯	fö	keɪ̯	kë	naɪ̯	nä	ɹʊ	ru	vo	vo
bɛ	bè	gɑ	ga	kɔɪ̯	kö	neɪ̯	në	ɹaɪ̯	rä	vʊ	vu
bɜː	be	gɛ	gè	lɑ	la	nɔɪ̯	nö	ɹeɪ̯	rë	vaɪ̯	vä
bɪ	bì	gɜː	ge	lɛ	lè	pɑ	pa	ɹɔɪ̯	rö	veɪ̯	vë
bo	bo	gɪ	gì	lɜː	le	pɛ	pè	sɑ	sa	vɔɪ̯	vö
bʊ	bu	go	go	lɪ	lì	pɜː	pe	sɛ	sè	θɑ	wa
baɪ̯	bä	gʊ	gu	lo	lo	pɪ	pì	sɜː	se	θɛ	wè
beɪ̯	bë	gaɪ̯	gä	lʊ	lu	po	po	sɪ	sì	θɜː	we
bɔɪ̯	bö	geɪ̯	gë	laɪ̯	lä	pʊ	pu	so	so	θɪ	wì
dɑ	da	gɔɪ̯	gö	leɪ̯	lë	paɪ̯	pä	sʊ	su	θo	wo
dɛ	dè	ʃɑ	ha	lɔɪ̯	lö	peɪ̯	pë	saɪ̯	sä	θʊ	wu
dɜː	de	ʃɛ	hè	mɑ	ma	pɔɪ̯	pö	seɪ̯	së	θaɪ̯	wä
dɪ	dì	ʃɜː	he	mɛ	mè	ŋɑ	qa	sɔɪ̯	sö	θeɪ̯	wë
do	do	ʃɪ	hì	mɜː	me	ŋɛ	qè	tɑ	ta	θɔɪ̯	wö
dʊ	du	ʃo	ho	mɪ	mì	ŋɜː	qe	tɛ	tè	zɑ	za
daɪ̯	dä	ʃʊ	hu	mo	mo	ŋɪ	qì	tɜː	te	zɛ	zè
deɪ̯	dë	ʃaɪ̯	hä	mʊ	mu	ŋo	qo	tɪ	tì	zɜː	ze
dɔɪ̯	dö	ʃeɪ̯	hë	maɪ̯	mä	ŋʊ	qu	to	to	zɪ	zì
fɑ	fa	ʃɔɪ̯	hö	meɪ̯	më	ŋaɪ̯	qä	tʊ	tu	zo	zo
fɛ	fè	kɑ	ka	mɔɪ̯	mö	ŋeɪ̯	që	taɪ̯	tä	zʊ	zu
fɜː	fe	kɛ	kè	nɑ	na	ŋɔɪ̯	qö	teɪ̯	të	zaɪ̯	zä
fɪ	fì	kɜː	ke	nɛ	nè	ɹɑ	ra	tɔɪ̯	tö	zeɪ̯	zë
fo	fo	kɪ	kì	nɜː	ne	ɹɛ	rè	vɑ	va	zɔɪ̯	zö
fʊ	fu	ko	ko	nɪ	nì	ɹɜː	re	vɛ	vè
faɪ̯	fä	kʊ	ku	no	no	ɹɪ	rì	vɜː	ve
feɪ̯	fë	kaɪ̯	kä	nʊ	nu	ɹo	ro	vɪ	vì

How to use:

Each glyph is composed of a consonants followed by a vowel sound. When a sound is isolated, the glyphs from the primary set are used instead. For example, the word for cat, pronunced fublè, will be written with the glyphs for /fʊ/, /b/ and /lɛ/:

fublè

Here the /b/ sound is isolated, without any vowel sound, so the glyph for it comes from the primary set. The others come from the secondary one.

Nota Bene: There are a few exceptions where the glyphs don't match with the pronunciation of a word. However, they follow the sound changes noted in this article. For example, the word for mood is written as abu but is pronunced /ɑˈmʊ/; the gyphs used are the ones for /ɑ/ and /bʊ/.