p t ʈ c k q <p t d c k kh>
(b d) <b tb> (these are rare and occur only in loanwords)
m n ɳ ɲ ŋ <m n z j ñ>
r <r>
θ s ʂ <f s q>
w l j <w l y>

i ɨ u e o æ a <i v u e o x a>

Tone and vowel length occur only on stressed syllables, however stress is mostly predictable (usually on the heaviest syllable in the word, if there are more heavy syllables it occurs on the first)
á à áː àː âː ǎː <ah af ag ab as aq>
There's also vowel glottalization, which is written with an apostrophe following the syllable.

Syllable structure

The maximal syllable structure is CCCCVVCC, but the only permissible syllable-final consonant clusters are NT, RT or RN. Syllable-initially everything can cluster with everything. Unstressed syllables usually have a lighter syllable structure, maximally probably CCVCC.

Dialects

The dialect of the largest city in the Mhra empire, Nargun, reduced its unstressed vowels to only two, spirantized /q/, voiced stops after nasals and liquids and aspirated word-initial single stops (which then spirantized before an unstressed vowel).