Domains

Words are built up of domains, which act as macro-syllables. A domain consists of an onset, a nucleus, and a coda. Both the onset and coda are optional, while the nucleus is required. The coda consists of two parts, the coda-consonant, and the coda-vowel. Both are optional, but the coda-vowel must always come after the coda-consonant.

Valid onset
p, b, t, d, tj, dj, k, g, m, n, nj, f, v, s, z, hj, r, l

Valid nucleus
a, e, o, i, u,
ai, ei, oi, au, eu, ou,
ia, ie, io, ua, ue, uo

Valid coda
Coda-consonant
l, n, r, t, nj, ng,
s, ls, ns, rs

Coda-vowel
a, e, o