The SAPHON
folder contains the SAPHON data (v. 20121031) and glyph-to-PHOIBLE Unicode IPA mappings from South American Phonological Inventory Database
This source should be cited as:
Michael, Lev, Tammy Stark, and Will Chang. (2012) South American Phonological Inventory Database. University of California. Online: http://linguistics.berkeley.edu/~saphon/en/.
The data are available in phoible wide format in the saphon20121031.tsv file and contain only phonemes, with no information on allophones, and a simple boolean indicator for the presence/absence of linguistic tone. This boolean "tone/no tone" information is not incorporated into PHOIBLE. The raw data also contains information about where the languages are spoken.
We have converted IPA symbols in the raw data in line with the phoible conventions and Unicode IPA as specified in the saphon_ipa_correspondences.tsv correspondences file.
Note that the ISO 639-3 codes in the SAPHON source may be out of date with the current ISO 639-3 standard. For more info, see: https://iso639-3.sil.org/.
For up-to-date language codes for each inventory, we maintain a phoible index here: InventoryID-LanguageCodes.tsv.