Represent the GenAm NURSE and STRUT vowels as schwa[edit]
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When providing modern Lua error in Module:accent_qualifier at line 157: You must now specify a language code in 1=; alternatively, use the a= param of Template:IPA pronunciations, writing the STRUT vowel as /ə/ (instead of /ʌ/), and the NURSE vowel as /ɚ/ or /əɹ/ (instead of /ɜ(ː)/~/ɝ/).
Ideally, also recording the historical pronunciation (as /ʌ/ and /ɝ/, respectively) with some appropriate qualifier like Lua error in Module:accent_qualifier at line 157: You must now specify a language code in 1=; alternatively, use the a= param of Template:IPA.
To be determined before starting this vote: should we also represent these vowels as schwa for British English, like the OED does for nurse?
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Wiktionary:Tea room/2022/September § NURSE vowel vs stressed schwa in turfy