| ᐡ | ᐡ | ᐢ | ᐢ | ᔥ | ᔆ, ᔥ |- ! y | ᐩ, ᣟ, ᐝ | ᐩ | ᣟ | ᣟ | ᔾ, ᐤ | ᐤ, ᐃ |- ! l | ᓫ, ᔆ | ᐪ | ᓫ | ᓫ | ᓪ | ᓫ |- ! r | ᕑ, ᙆ | ᔆ | ᕑ | ᕑ | ᕐ | ᕑ |- ! w | ᐤ, ᐤ | ᐤ | ᐤ | ᐤ | ᐤ | ᐤ, ᣜ |- ! h | ᐦ | ᐦ | ᐦ | | ᐦ | ᐦ |- ! f | (ᕝ) | (ᕝ) | | | (ᕝ) | (ᕝ) |- ! th | ᙾ [ð] | (ᕪ) [θ] | ᐟᐦ [θ] | | (ᕪ) [θ] | (ᕪ) [θ] |} Additional consonant series A few western charts show full l- and r- series, used principally for loan words. In a Roman Catholic variant, r- is a normal asymmetric form, derived by adding a stroke to c-, but l- shows an irregular pattern: Despite being asymmetrical, the forms are rotated only 90°, and li is a mirror image of what would be expected; it is neither an inversion nor a reflection of le, as in the other series, but rather a 180° rotation. Some western additions {| | ᖋ || ᖊ || || ri || re || || (final ᙆ) |- | ᖍ || ᖌ || || ra || ro || |} {| | || ᕆ || || || || li || || |- | ᕍ || || ᕊ || || la || || lo || || (final ᔆ) |- | || ᕃ || || || || le || || |} Series were added for l-, r-, sh- (š-) and f- in most eastern Cree dialects. R- is an inversion of the form of western l-, but now it is re that has the unexpected orientation. L- and f- are regular asymmetric and symmetric forms; although f- is actually asymmetric in form, it is derived from p- and therefore rotates 90° as p- does. Here is where the two algorithms to derive vowel orientations, which are equivalent for the symmetrical forms of the original script, come to differ: For the ᕙ f- series, as well as a rare ᕦ th- series derived from ᑕ t-, vowels of like height are derived via counter-clockwise rotation; however, an eastern sh- series, which perhaps not coincidentally