The Mösiehuali̱ language has the following set of consonants:

	Labials	Apicals	Palato-alveolars	Velars	Glottals
Stops	p	t		k
Voiced stops	(b)	(d)		(g)
Complex stops		ts, tl	tš	kw
Fricatives	(f)	s	š		h
Liquids		l, (r)
Nasals	m	n
Semi-consonants	(w)		y	w

The consonants which appear in red on the chart are those that occur in Nahuatl generally. Those which appear on the chart in gray and between parentheses occur almost exclusively in Spanish loan words.

The orthography used in the Vocabulario mexicano de Tetelcingo represents these consonants with the letters shown in the following chart:

	Labials	Apicals	Palato-alveolars	Velars	Glottals
Stops	p	t		c / qu
Voiced stops	b	d		g
Complex stops		tz, tl	ch	cu
Fricatives	f	s	x		j
Liquids		l, r
Nasals	m	n
Semi-consonants	b / f		y	hu / u

The semi-consonant w is labial when it precedes a front vowel. It is written b in those cases. It is voiceless when it follows a voiceless consonant; the labial variant in this case is written as f. For example bejfeyi̱ = /wehweyI/ big (pl.). When the velar variant hu [w] occurs following a j [h], the combination is written ju, and when w occurs between o and a, it is not written at all. For instance, huajuanoa /wahwano(w)a/ it (a dog) barks.

--David Tuggy

• A greeting in Mösiehuali̱
• See how to build the following long word in Mösiehuali̱: nehualmoyecastemojmoluni̱jtzinuti̱nemi̱squiöni̱.
• Mösiehuali̱ vowels
• Spanish borrowings in Mösiehuali̱
• Mösiehuali̱ honorifics

• Nahuatl consonants
• Syllables and accent in Nahuatl
• Nahuatl orthographies

• Vocabulario mexicano de Tetelcingo
• Richard S. Pittman's "The Phonemes of Tetelcingo (Morelos) Nahuatl" gives more information about the vowels and consonants of Mösiehuali̱.