Venethian

General info and alpabet
Venethian language uses Cyrillic alphabet named Азъбука ['azɤbuka] by its first two letters: Аа (азъ ['azŏ], means 'I') and Бб (бука ['buka], means 'letter, writing symbol'). Venetian alphabet consists of 40 letters and contains:
 * 10 letters for vowels.
 * 25 letters for consonants. 16 of them can be both palatalized and not palatalized, 9 nine of them fixed in palatalized/unpalatalized states, 8 eight of last ones form pairs.
 * 4 letters for stable consonant clusters. Three of them are combinations of syllabic consonants and palatal approximant, so they can be considered rather syllable then consonant cluster.
 * Specific letter Ьь stands for /ĭ/, as well as playing role of palatalization marker - /ʲ/, depending on case.

As palatalization marker
Ьь marks palatalization of consonant if written after the consonant (C) before the vowel. (V). CьV /CʲV/. Examples: However, digrafs ль, мь, нь turn into љ, њ, ꙧ correspondingly, if both following conditions fulfilled: Examples:
 * Полье /p'olʲe/ - 'a field'
 * Желанье /ʒel'anʲe/ - 'a wish'
 * Знанье /zn'anʲe/ - 'a knowledge'
 * л/м/н are preceded by consonants by consonant or placed in the beginning of word.
 * ь is not at the end of the word.
 * (Земльа→)Земља /zemˌl̩j'a/ - 'The Earth, a land, a ground', but земельнѡ /zem'elĭnø/ - 'earthly'.

On the other hand, some sounds change significantly in case of patalization, so their ь-digraphs are replaced by specific letters. Frequently any of those letters can be stable, and can be found in places, where ь usually don't play role of palatalizer. Example: sвезда [d͡zʲvezd'a] - 'a star', while its analog зьвезда should be read [zĭvezd'a] according to rules. This phonetic-orthographic rules can be broken in case, when Venethian alphabet is used for transliteration of others languages, especially others Slavic languges. Also hard versions of Џ, Ћ, S, Ѳ are used for transliteration of others languages. The are created by using deacritic mark ꙿ named 'jерiк' /j'erik/ : Џ꙽ /ð/, Ћ꙽ /d͡ʒ/, S꙽ /d͡z/, Ѳ꙽ /θ/.
 * Вь/vʲ/ → Џ/ðʲ/
 * Гь/gʲ/ → Ћ/d͡ʒʲ/
 * Зь/zʲ/ → S/d͡zʲ/
 * Фь/fʲ/ → Ѳ/θʲ/

Nouns

 * To the first declension belong masculine nouns with ending -ъ.
 * To the second declension belong nouns of feminine gender that have endings -а Examples: заноза, дружба, вода, глава, зимa
 * To the third declension belong nouns of feminine gender that have phonetic ending /ja/ or /ʲa/.This include endings -ja /ja/, -ьа /ʲa/, -љa /l̩ja/, -ꙧa /m̩ja/, -њa /n̩ja/, -џa /ðʲa/, -ћa /d͡ʒʲa/, -sa /d͡zʲa/, -ѳa /θʲa/
 * To the fourth declension belong nouns of masculine and neuter gender, that have ending -о/-е and masculine nouns that have ending -ь and stem ends with voiced consonant(Example, ножь)
 * To the fifth declension belong nouns of feminine gender, that have ending -ь, and masculine that have the same ending and their stem ends with voiceless consonant.