- The backward movement of the tip of the tongue in the retroflex liquid is represented by a line curved rightward. The use of a curved line to represent the retroflex is in consonance with Blasi et all, (2016), who found out that words for "round" usually have an r sound. Plato referred to the notion of motion of the r sound.
- The narrowing of the tongue, as it points up in the articulation of the lateral liquid is represented in uniskript as a two concave lines touching each other at the top.
I end this section by presenting Figure \ref{266804}, which shows a list of monosyllabic words of different syllable templates, where C stands for a consonant, V for a vowel and S for a semivowel. The syllable templates are shown in the first column, the Uniskript transcription in the second column, the IPA transcription in the third column and the word in the Roman Alphabet in the fourth column.