, and not with a circumflex.
3. Wherever you find the combination
i, with a dot under the
, reduce it to simple
, since it is a simple unitary sound.
4. The palatals (row 2) are often written by means of the gutturals and an accent: thus, we find k´ k´h g´ g´h ; for c ch j jh and in some German books c (which has the sound of ch in church) is written tsch, and j (= j in judge) in like manner dsch. Further, c and ch are written in some English works as ch and cch, a useless waste of labor.
5. When the third palatal is written by