/
{a.sa.}/{a.kya.} - a1ca1-004b3-7.htm
(plosive stop) अच 
{ic} /ɪc/ - a1c-thut-005b1-2.htm
: Don't be tempted to pronounce the coda with a hissing sound. UKT note to TIL editors: this and the following files concerning r2 must be edited together.
UKT note to general reader: See also
{a.Sa.}
a1ssa1-023top-2.htm /
a1ssa1.htm (fricative sibilant)
अष Though
{a.sa.} and
{a.Sa.} are not differentiated in Bur-Myan, they are differentiated in Romabama to handle English, Sanskrit, and other sibilant languages
See also
{a.pa.} - a1pa1-013top-3.htm / a1pa1.htm 
{a.za.} -
a1za1-005b1-4.htm 
{iz} /ɪz/ - a1z-thut-not-entd.htm
The role of conjunct ज्ञ = ज ् ञ as a stand-in for Pal-Myan is being studied -- UKT110701
Words with conjuncts formed from
{iz} /ɪz/ with: ¤ +{za.} - a1z-za1-not-entd.htm
¤ +{Za.} - a1-zza1-not-entd.htm
¤ +{ña.} - a1z-nya1-not-entd.htm
{a.Za.} - a1zza1-not-entd.htm
: See UHS-PMD-0018 to 0021 I am wondering if the grapheme {a.Za.} has a stand-in {iz~Za.}.
{a.ña.} - a1nya1-005b2-2.htm ({ñ} = <ny>
- the usual English digraph) 
{iñ} : A lot of entries with {iñ~ña.} - i.e. with {Ña.}-conjunct in Pal-Myan:
UHS-PMD0022 to 0023.Words with conjuncts formed from
{iñ} with:¤ +{ña.} - a1ny-nya1-not-entd.htm