Aaineran language

The Aaineran language (liingu Aainete, IPA: ) is a language spoken mainly in Aainero.

Consonants
/ŋ/ is an allophone of /n/ before velar plosives, and /ʋ/ is written as ⟨vv⟩. All other consonants are written as they are in the IPA.

Vowels
Short vowels are written as they are in the IPA. Long vowels are written as double short vowels.

Phonotactics
Aaineran has a (C)V(N) syllable structure. /n/ cannot be followed by /p/, /b/, /r/, or /l/, and /m/ cannot be followed by any consonant other than /p/ or /b/.

Stress
In words with long vowels, primary stress falls on the first long vowel, and secondary stress falls on all other long vowels. If a word has no long vowels, but at least one cross-syllable consonant cluster, then primary stress falls on the first vowel after the cluster and secondary stress falls on all other vowels after clusters. If a word has no such clusters, then its first syllable is stressed.