1(function(){try{var r=typeof window<"u"?window:typeof global<"u"?global:typeof globalThis<"u"?globalThis:typeof self<"u"?self:{};r.SENTRY_RELEASE={id:"7e9441bdc3e4d060579972c0b05f79ea396b11f4"};var e=new r.Error().stack;e&&(r._sentryDebugIds=r._sentryDebugIds||{},r._sentryDebugIds[e]="b64859e9-618a-4724-9ead-c4e751ebb31d",r._sentryDebugIdIdentifier="sentry-dbid-b64859e9-618a-4724-9ead-c4e751ebb31d")}catch{}})();const t=[[/'/g,"Ë"],[/:/g,"Ë"],[/g/g,"É¡"],[/Ê/g,"Ê"],[/ʦ/g,"tÍ¡s"],[/Ï/g,"x"]];function s(r){if(!r)return null;let e=r.trim();if(!e)return null;e=e.replace(/^[/[]+/,"").replace(/[/\]]+$/,"").trim();for(const[a,n]of t)e=e.replace(a,n);return e=e.normalize("NFC"),e=e.replace(/^(?:der|die|das)\s+/i,"").trim(),e=e.replace(/^(?:d[eÉ]ËÉ̯?|dÉÉ̯?|deËr|diË|daËs)\s+/,"").trim(),e||null}function i(r){const e=s(r);return e===null?null:`/${e}/`}const o=["bare phonemic transcription â NO surrounding /slashes/ or [brackets]","NO leading article (der/die/das)","use Ê for the r-sound, never ASCII r; use É̯ for a vocalized r in a coda","length is Ë (U+02D0), never an ASCII colon","stress is Ë and Ë (U+02C8/U+02CC), never an ASCII apostrophe; every word of more than one syllable carries a primary stress mark","diphthongs carry the non-syllabic mark: aɪ̯, aÊ̯, Éɪ̯","affricates carry the tie bar: tÍ¡s, pÍ¡f","use the syllabic consonants nÌ©, lÌ©, mÌ© where standard German has them (ËvÊnÊnÌ© for wünschen, ËleËÉ¡nÌ© for legen), but keep the schwa after a nasal or Ê (ËkÉmÉn for kommen, ËfaËÊÉn for fahren)","mark the glottal stop Ê at a vowel-initial stem boundary (ËmɪtËÊaɪ̯nandÉ)","the voiced velar plosive is É¡ (U+0261), not ASCII g","match German Wiktionaryâs standard Aussprache transcription â it is the reference"].map(r=>` - ${r}`).join(` 2`),l='"ËapÍ¡flÌ©" (Apfel â affricate tie + syllabic l), "ËmÊtÉËÊpÊaËxlÉ" (Muttersprachler â secondary stress + Ê + length), "ËaÊbaɪ̯t" (Arbeit â Ê + tie-barred diphthong)';export{o as I,l as a,i as f};
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