id: "igb_Latn"
language: "igb"
script: "Latn"
name: "Ebira"
population: 2200000
region: "NG"
exemplar_chars {
  base: "a A á Á à À â Â ā Ā b B c C d D e E é É ē Ē è È ê Ê ẹ Ẹ {ẹ́} {Ẹ́} {ẹ̀} {Ẹ̀} ệ Ệ {ẹ̄} {Ẹ̄} f F g G h H i I í Í ì Ì î Î ī Ī ị Ị {ị́} {Ị́} {ị̀} {Ị̀} {ị̂} {Ị̂} {ị̄} {Ị̄} j J k K l L m M n N o O ó Ó ò Ò ô Ô ō Ō ọ Ọ {ọ́} {Ọ́} {ọ̀} {Ọ̀} ộ Ộ {ọ̄} {Ọ̄} p P r R s S t T u U ú Ú ù Ù û Û ū Ū ụ Ụ {ụ́} {Ụ́} {ụ̀} {Ụ̀} {ụ̂} {Ụ̂} {ụ̄} {Ụ̄} v V w W y Y z Z"
  marks: "◌́ ◌̄ ◌̀ ◌̂ ◌̌ ◌̣"
  auxiliary: "q Q x X ǎ Ǎ ě Ě {ẹ̌} {Ẹ̌} ǐ Ǐ {ị̌} {Ị̌} ǒ Ǒ {ọ̌} {Ọ̌} ǔ Ǔ {ụ̌} {Ụ̌}"
}
source: "John R. Adive, “Ebira orthography”, in R. G. Armstrong, Orthographies of Nigerian languages: manual IV, Lagos, Federal Ministry of Education, National Language Center, 1986, 1-31"
source: "Iwe Ọnịnị, Bible Society of Nigeria, 2014"
note: "Adive 1986 indicates acute, grave, circumflex and caron are used for high, low, high-falling, low-rising tones. Bible Society of Nigeria 2014 uses macron and does not use caron."
