| - [Intonation](#intonation) | - [Intonation](#intonation) | ||||
| - [Tones](#tones) | - [Tones](#tones) | ||||
| - [Tone Stepping](#tone-stepping) | - [Tone Stepping](#tone-stepping) | ||||
| - [Unused](#unused) | |||||
| - [References](#references) | - [References](#references) | ||||
| ---------- | ---------- | ||||
| | `dst` | | ꜛ◌ | downstep | | | `dst` | | ꜛ◌ | downstep | | ||||
| | `ust` | | ꜜ◌ | upstep | | | `ust` | | ꜜ◌ | upstep | | ||||
| ### Unused | |||||
| | Feature | Kirshenbaum | Name | | |||||
| |-----------|-------------|-----------------| | |||||
| | | `ctl` | central | | |||||
| | | `mrm` | murmured | | |||||
| | | `orl` | oral | | |||||
| __NOTE:__ The `ctl` and `orl` features are specified by Evan Kirshenbaum in | |||||
| Appendix A of his ASCII/IPA transcription, but are not used in the rest of | |||||
| the specification. | |||||
| __NOTE:__ Evan Kirshenbaum transcribes ɦ as `h<?>` (`{mrm,glt,frc}`), while | |||||
| Wikipedia also lists this as a `{mdv,glt,frc}`<sup>\[<a href="#ref6">6</a>\]</sup>. | |||||
| This is the only phoneme that Kirshenbaum uses the `mrm` feature for. As such, | |||||
| the `mrm` feature is not used within this document. | |||||
| ## References | ## References | ||||
| 1. <a name="ref1"></a> Kirshenbaum, Evan, | 1. <a name="ref1"></a> Kirshenbaum, Evan, |