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John's, Newfoundland and Labrador Disemvoweling, disemvowelling (see doubled L), or disemvowelment of a piece of alphabetic text is rewriting it with all the vowel letters removed.

This alphabet has consonant letters with dependent vowel signs (matras) as well as independent vowel letters.

The tables below show the vowels of Classical Attic in the IPA, paired with the vowel letters that represent them in the standard Ionic alphabet.

This is the reason for the terms for vowel letters described below.

The above information about the usage of the vowel letters applies to the classical orthography of Attic, after Athens took over the orthographic conventions of the Ionic alphabet in 403 BC.

However, the remaining vowel letters α, ι and υ continued to be ambiguous between long and short phonemes.

A long vowel with falling tone is represented by two accented vowel letters (áà).

Consonant and vowel letters that comprise a syllable are grouped into units that are separated by spaces.

One row is the four vowel letters by themselves.

The others each consist of one of the eleven consonant letters by itself (with the inherent vowel /a/ understood) and followed by each of the three combining vowel letters.

A sequence of two identical vowel letters is read as two syllables, typically with an /h/ assumed between the two vowels.

Several variants of the script existed among Fox speakers, in which various symbols were substituted for combinations of consonant and vowel letters.

³ Meskwaki , , and , and Ho-chunk may be shown using vowel dots instead of vowel letter.