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thanks
to Robert Rennie and Nintendo
I am going to
write the corresponding Roman Alphabet character next to its respective Me-Vihrdas. You can click on the audio player in the Pronunciation column if you want to hear how it is pronounced.
Gehr udo (Gerudo)
Pronunciation
A,
a (Roman Equivalent: A,a)
Ae, ae
(Ae, ae)
Ay, ay
(Ay, ay)
B, b
(B, b)
C, C
(C, c)
D, d
(D, d)
Eh, eh
(Eh, eh)
E, e
(E,e)
F, f
(F, f)
G, g
(G, g)
H, h
(H, h)
i
(I, i)
ih, ih
(Ih, ih)
J, j
(J, j)
K, k
(K, k)
Λ , λ
(L,l)
M, m
(M, m)
N, n
(N, n)
O, o
(O, o)
P, p
(P, p)
q, q
(Q, q)
R, r
(R, r)
S, s
(S, s)
T, t
(T, t)
Uh, uh
(Uh, uh)
U, u
(U, u)
V, v
(V, v)
U+ [uda], u+[uda]
(U+[vowel])
x, x
(X, x)
Y, y
(Y, y)
Z, z
(Z, z)
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Gerudo Alphabet (Me-Vihrdas) used on this web-site was created by Robert Rennie and is intended for private use only. The Gerudo Language is a work of fan-fiction and was created by Nina-Kristine Johnson in 2004. The Gerudo tribe is property of Nintendo, Shigeru Miyamoto, and Eiji Aonuma. Nintendo Ltd is not affiliated with Nina-Kristine Johnson.