Jušuk Diacritics

Let's see by now how the diacritics modify themselves into their doubled forms (if any), and how each form is related to its diacritics.

Diacritic	Alternative Spelling	Doubled Spelling	Example(s)	Keyboard Shortcuts
c (1)	ts	cc / tts	Horvacia (Horvatsia) "Croatia"	ALT+67 (C) ALT+99 (c)
č	tsz / csz	tssz / cssz	čusuda (tszusuda) "choose"	ALT+268 (Č) ALT+269 (č)
ǧ (2)	gy / dzs	ggy / ddzs	haǧia (hagyia) "distinction"	ALT+486 (Ǧ) ALT+487 (ǧ)
ň	ny	—	baňka (banyka) "bubble"	ALT+327 (Ň) ALT+328 (ň)
š	sz	ssz	tošal (toszal) "yearly"	ALT+352 (Š) ALT+353 (š)
ž	zs	zzs	abenžu (abenzsu) "vengeance"	ALT+381 (Ž) ALT+382 (ž)

The following consonants can get simply doubled: b, d, f, g, k, l, m, n, p, r, t, v and z. By its own, the doubled form of h is ch.

ałrebessz "aurebesh"
akkordu "consensus"
alla "bird"
brumma "witch; fairy"
reddere "responsibility"
suffel "souffle"
taggetu "target"

Well, that's all for now (:

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¹ i.e., diacritical in the phonetical sense.
² a breve may be placed instead of the caron, i.e.,  may be Ğ (ALT+286) and ğ (ALT+287)