Pseudoword Progression Master Document
Category 1: Short Vowels
Closed Syllable Pattern (VC, CVC, CCVC, CVCC & Compound Junctures)
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Tier 1 · 1-Syllable Closed (Words 01–50) CVC, Blends, Digraphs
01vaf
02pem
03zik
04pob
05lut
06daz
07teg
08miv
09cop
10wub
11fleg
12drim
13sput
14clom
15trep
16snid
17brum
18glap
19twen
20krod
21thack
22sheck
23whid
24chox
25phub
26blant
27crint
28flond
29stelp
30glust
31skemp
32drask
33prilt
34troct
35snump
36scrag
37splid
38stren
39thrup
40shroff
41brond
42spempt
43trist
44clanch
45flunch
46plend
47crenk
48stisp
49glonk
50skulf
Tier 2 · 2-Syllable Closed (Words 51–85) VC/CV Rabbit Rule & Blends
51haplet
52runbip
53mastod
54selkik
55gompan
56vobnut
57telnep
58daskid
59pumseg
60kinvaz
61flattend
62slenbrim
63croptest
64brumfag
65plabrust
66glandoc
67spintrup
68cloctap
69freskent
70snodmick
71tristgop
72blenkup
73scrandet
74spricfan
75thackril
76clistob
77shantrem
78vactom
79pelfrick
80mompel
81skelpug
82drundest
83twicknap
84grontob
85clumfest
Tier 3 · 3-Syllable Closed (Words 86–100) Triple Closed Junctions
86babdintox
87fenlastop
88mickfandrel
89plintermast
90clobfestin
91sandrilpon
92vumtelfist
93drentacnip
94kondelpast
95skelpandoc
96gaspintram
97trumbelfact
98snilpandrep
99croptenfond
100blanfestrod
Diagnostic Rule: Vowels are short when closed by one or more final consonants. Multisyllabic words divide between twin consonants (VC/CV).
NWF Standard Form 1A
Category 2: Vowel-Consonant-e
VCe Syllables (Magic 'e', Long Vowel Sounds & Polysyllabic Stems)
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Tier 1 · 1-Syllable VCe Patterns (Words 01–50) a_e, e_e, i_e, o_e, u_e
01glave
02blide
03crope
04snute
05phede
06vame
07crite
08swobe
09plupe
10grene
11draze
12flibe
13strode
14cluke
15stheme
16trafe
17smine
18ploce
19fruse
20bleve
21whake
22chime
23throme
24shute
25prete
26skate
27grime
28brole
29stume
30zete
31spade
32twipe
33scoze
34flute
35knete
36scrare
37splite
38strole
39struce
40chreve
41drane
42klice
43pronze
44crune
45tweve
46blape
47frite
48glope
49trube
50smene
Tier 2 · 2-Syllable Closed + VCe / Compound (Words 51–85) Junctures like compride, banstive
51compride
52mistlane
53pladstoke
54greshute
55banstive
56trandone
57selkute
58fonkane
59rundime
60pelfrobe
61blantrive
62cradpose
63flensmate
64spundote
65tromglade
66vobchute
67skenfide
68dripvome
69thrapkene
70faspwute
71bracelade
72smolekite
73pludeshake
74vramestone
75glaptrune
76twenclode
77snipslute
78clomshime
79krostave
80sheckplune
81blantrove
82crintimene
83drastpute
84plendzane
85freskbove
Tier 3 · 3-Syllable Multisyllabic with VCe (Words 86–100) e.g., fabrostine, flenspukate
86fabrostine
87planclimide
88mistrontope
89flenspukate
90candelfrade
91septombrane
92mandritune
93kondalstrive
94bintostrove
95plenfidcate
96trampeltine
97clonvertuse
98skelprozade
99drentocrene
100slintobrake
Diagnostic Rule: Final silent 'e' signals the preceding vowel to say its long name (VCe). In polysyllabic words, keep the VCe pattern unit intact.
NWF Standard Form 1B
Category 3: Vowel Teams
Vowel Digraphs & Diphthongs (ai, ay, ee, ea, oa, ui, oi, oy, ou, ow, au, aw)
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Tier 1 · 1-Syllable Vowel Teams (Words 01–50) Digraphs & Diphthongs
01voak
02splee
03frait
04cloun
05shawp
06zoid
07floam
08streeb
09snawk
10drey
11traup
12wheep
13braun
14floit
15smoat
16chay
17threed
18plaim
19skown
20groub
21flewk
22broid
23creak
24gloap
25spawd
26troy
27sneam
28blaut
29vrew
30choam
31swaim
32proid
33gleap
34scoy
35troam
36slawk
37snout
38bleaf
39knaid
40phowt
41stroid
42splain
43twoul
44gluit
45scrawk
46cloe
47vray
48screed
49prout
50stoak
Tier 2 · 2-Syllable Vowel Team Compounds (Words 51–85) Vowel Team + Closed / Twin Teams
51bantoak
52spreedon
53floampik
54zoidmast
55fraylest
56snoastel
57cloundrip
58weepkemp
59plaimgop
60scroypel
61draupbint
62gleapron
63threedclack
64stawpfen
65moastrin
66fluitmop
67sneamrust
68knaidvub
69spawdmel
70dreykond
71voakspree
72fraitcloun
73zoidgleap
74gloaptroy
75creakflewk
76plaimsmoat
77shawpdrey
78broidswaim
79stroidvray
80bleafwheep
81splainknaid
82screedchoam
83snoutbraun
84gluitstreeb
85troamprout
Tier 3 · 3-Syllable Multisyllabic with Teams (Words 86–100) Extended Digraph Formations
86spleemondrip
87frayvantest
88bloapintost
89skeedalfam
90zoidpaston
91troybendel
92clounmantip
93wheepkondast
94streebampol
95draupentack
96gleapronfest
97moastindrip
98vraypeltron
99screedonlast
100snouteldick
Diagnostic Rule: Two adjacent vowels combine to produce one long vowel sound or a glide diphthong. Vowel teams remain in the same syllable chunk.
NWF Standard Form 1C
Category 4: R-Controlled
Vowel-r Syllables (ar, er, ir, or, ur & Compound R-Junctures)
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Tier 1 · 1-Syllable Bossy R (Words 01–50) ar, er, ir, or, ur
01blar
02storp
03flirk
04glerb
05smurn
06thar
07spord
08clern
09virk
10blurt
11skarf
12plorn
13swirp
14dorn
15turst
16snarp
17klerp
18shirb
19crorf
20spurt
21charf
22sterb
23twirp
24blork
25murn
26varm
27gerp
28flirt
29glort
30churd
31fard
32blerf
33smirb
34tork
35kurl
36splar
37strern
38thirp
39skorf
40plurf
41smar
42dremp
43kirt
44clorp
45zurn
46crarst
47flern
48glirf
49sporn
50drurl
Tier 2 · 2-Syllable Bossy R Compounds (Words 51–85) R-Controlled + Closed / Dual R-Syllables
51flarkin
52borntel
53vermast
54clirptod
55sparmon
56dorfent
57turplen
58karpic
59snertop
60mirbfan
61plorndest
62gurmtad
63clartup
64blertick
65swirpmast
66forntock
67churplen
68tarpkond
69sterfbip
70skirfmop
71bernflar
72torpvern
73karmturl
74shirpdorf
75murnclern
76plornskarf
77glerbspurt
78storpflirk
79twirpsmurn
80churftorst
81varklerb
82dornthirp
83kurlsmirb
84blerfglort
85clorpcrarst
Tier 3 · 3-Syllable Multisyllabic Bossy R (Words 86–100) Extended R-Controlled Junctures
86bernfantor
87plarmentist
88smordikent
89clerpantost
90turvendlar
91flarconspert
92borndalfest
93karpentol
94virmantast
95thurnclastor
96sterbocling
97mornpelkurt
98swirptondar
99dortanfurl
100plurfandost
Diagnostic Rule: The letter 'r' modifies and controls the vowel's sound (er, ir, ur often share /ər/, while ar says /ɑr/ and or says /ɔr/).
NWF Standard Form 1D
Category 5: Consonant -le
Final Stable Syllables (-ble, -cle, -dle, -fle, -gle, -kle, -ple, -tle, -zle)
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Tier 1 · 2-Syllable Closed Base + [-le] (Words 01–50) Short Vowel Base + Consonant -le
01tabble
02sniddle
03tromple
04fudgle
05plobkle
06gaffle
07brastle
08chuzzle
09dripple
10flangle
11vobble
12pendle
13kibble
14fostle
15muckle
16scrapple
17gliggle
18bliffle
19spazzle
20drundle
21staple
22tremble
23crinkle
24trostle
25plungle
26frizzle
27shaffle
28blondle
29pumkle
30twipple
31claddle
32sprenkle
33brindle
34fobble
35guddle
36tampkle
37snestle
38clopple
39fliggle
40zuffle
41brazzle
42criffle
43stoddle
44plaggle
45shrumble
46drenkle
47thopple
48skuddle
49bristle
50glomple
Tier 2 · 2-Syllable Complex/Team Base + [-le] (Words 51–80) Vowel Teams & R-Controlled Bases with -le
51froamle
52stoirple
53gleatle
54blairkle
55speatle
56varkle
57smortle
58churdle
59floadle
60spoundle
61braindle
62pleegle
63snoozle
64scraffle
65toidle
66grapple
67swerkle
68plaimple
69shroudle
70floutle
71clarnle
72brayfle
73stoitle
74snurkle
75thrapple
76gloopkle
77swaimble
78borstle
79cleatle
80frawkle
Tier 3 · 3-Syllable Multisyllabic with Consonant -le (Words 81–100) Compound + Final Stable Junctions
81blentastic
82trampletop
83clindlesten
84sprantoble
85mistenfle
86gartledent
87pindletock
88blunderdle
89strantofle
90fispentle
91selkintle
92candleglint
93rondelzle
94flamberkle
95plintaskle
96trostlemast
97bramboldle
98slintople
99krentlepast
100scrundlefast
Diagnostic Rule: Count back 3 letters from the end (consonant + l + e) to find the syllable cut. Consonant -le is always unaccented with a schwa /əl/ sound.
NWF Standard Form 1E
Category 6: Affixes
Morphological Units (un-, re-, dis-, mis-, pre-, -ing, -ed, -ful, -less, -ment)
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Tier 1 · 2-Syllable Prefixed Roots (Words 01–35) Prefix + Decodable Base
01unplim
02redist
03misvack
04predron
05subtrast
06nonclep
07deflask
08inbrent
09conslid
10disgrom
11untrep
12reclamp
13misflog
14preglost
15subcrint
16nonbask
17deskelp
18inplond
19conblant
20distwink
21unswote
22reclime
23misfrite
24prespoke
25subglope
26nontrane
27deblide
28inplupe
29confroam
30disthreed
31unspord
32reflirk
33misclern
34preblar
35subglerb
Tier 2 · 2-Syllable Suffixed Bases (Words 36–70) Base + Common Suffix
36vackless
37plimment
38dronful
39cloptish
40flastable
41shepness
42drimpous
43trastist
44blanting
45gromly
46floger
47baskest
48skelpive
49crintal
50slidance
51glosteer
52twinkward
53swoteless
54climement
55friteful
56spokish
57glopable
58traneness
59blidous
60plupist
61froaming
62threedful
63spordless
64flirkment
65clernish
66blaring
67glerbous
68dripward
69snidest
70clomly
Tier 3 · 3–4 Syllable Multi-Affix Chains (Words 71–100) Prefix + Root + Suffix(es)
71undronable
72remisfrost
73distrelment
74preblimingly
75noncrintness
76subglostless
77intervackish
78transplimite
79dedronation
80uncloptability
81reflogement
82misgromingly
83preshuffled
84subbaskful
85nonskelpable
86inplonding
87conblantment
88distwinkful
89unswoteness
90reclimation
91misfriteous
92prespokingly
93subglopeless
94nontraneful
95deblidement
96inplupable
97confroaming
98disthreedful
99unspordliness
100reflirkability
Diagnostic Rule: Prefixes and suffixes form distinct morphological units attached to base syllables. Strip affixes first to identify the decodable root.
NWF Standard Form 1F