I am developing a conlang. For now let's call it "Alanir". I need your help, please. 

Phonology:

Sounds in Alanir are organized into pairs, in which one sound is "Strong" and the other one is "weak". Strong sound is used at the start of a word, and a weak sound is used elsewhere. The glide sound "[j]" does not have a pair and is used only to link vowel sounds.

Consonants (strong :  weak : alphabet letter) :
1. /m(soft)/ - [mʲ] as in million : /m/ - [m] as in “mother” : m;
2. /ng/ - [ŋ] as in “sing” : /n/ - [n] as in “nobody” : n;
3.  /f/ - [ɸ] as in “far” : /v/ - [β] as in “vowel” : v;
4.  /k/ - [k] as in “kettle” : /kh/ - [kʰ] as in “thickhead” : k;
5.  /dj/ - [dʑ] as in “adjacent”; /t/ - [t] as in “temple” : j;
6.  /sh/ - [ʃ] as in “shoes” : /s/ - [s] as in “snake” : s ;
7.  /r(soft)/ - [r̝ʲ] as in “padre” : /g/ - [ɣ] as in “garbage” : r;
8.  /l(soft)/ - [lʲ] as in “linear” : /l/ - [l] as in “lament” : l.

Vowels (strong :  weak : alphabet letter):
1. /wa/ - [wa] or [ɣa] as in “coward” : /ah/ - [ʔa] as in “ahriman” : a;
2. /wo/ - [wo] or [ɣo] as in “war” : /oh/ - [ʔo] as in “dough” : o;
3. /wi/ - [wi:] or [ɣi:] as in “wind” : /i/ - [ʔi] as in “stop it” : i;
4. /wu/ - [wu] or [ɣu] as in “wuhan” : /u/ - [ʔu] as in baffled exclamation sound : u;

Glide: /'/ - [j] - glide as in “toyota” : '.

Tone: No tone phonemes present in this language.

Diacritics (auxillary symbols):
Weak stress  - "-" before the stressed vowel letter, exapmles: kar-il, ra'-ak;
Strong stress -  "_" before the stressed vowel, examples: _akr-il.

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Morphology:

All basic words have a structure of CV, VC, VV and are derived from the concept of "akara".
An akara describes a concept as something whole which can be broken down into two concepts which are understood as the opposites of each other by the speakers of the language. An akara is a word having structure of one of the following templates called "kinds".

Each Kind uses fixed set of vowels (akara kind : vowels):

First kind - C1VC1 (Consonant, vowel, same consonant) :  a, u;
Second kind - V1CV1 (Vowel, consonant, same vowel) : o, i;
Third kind - V1V2V1 (One vowel, second vowel, first vowel again): a,o,u,i.

Strategies:

C1VC1: Consonant, vowel, same consonant

Examples:
1. lal : Brightness contrast. (bright, light - la) + (dark, shadow - al)
2. nun : Temporal span. (beginning, start - nu) + (end, finish - un)
3. kak : Causation principle. (cause, reason) - ka + (effect, result - ak)
4. mum : Vertical direction.  (up, above - mu) + (down, below - um)
5. sas : Spatial limit. (in, inside - sa) + (out, outside - as).

V1CV1: Vowel, consonant, same vowel

Examples:
1. oko : Accessibility state. (open - ok) + (closed - ko)
2. iji : Thermal range. (hot - ij) + (cold - ji)
3. ivi : Velocity factor. (fast - iv) + (slow - vi)
4. oro : Affection polarity. (love - or) + (hate - ro)
5. ili : Moral quality. (good - il) + (bad - li).

V1V2V1: One vowel, second vowel, first vowel again
1. a'o'a : Diurnal cycle. (day - a'o) + (night - o'a)
2.  a'u'a : Vital opposition. (life - a'u) + (death - u'a)
3. a'i'a : Causal sequence. (beginning - a'i) + (end - i'a)

You can create new words following one of the strategies below:

First strategy : C1V + C2V -> C1C2V.
Examples: la + ka -> lka, nu + ru -> rnu, so + vo -> svo, mi + ni -> mni;

Second strategy: C1V + VC2 -> C1VC2.
Examples: la + ak -> lak, ro + on -> ron, su + uj -> suj, ki + iv -> kiv;

Third strategy: VC1 + C2V -> VC1C2V.
Examples: al + na -> alna, uj + vu -> ujvu, ok + ro -> okro, ij + si -> ijsi;

Fourth strategy: CV1 + CV2 -> CV1V2.
Examples: ka + ki -> ka'i, su + so -> su'o, ri + ra -> ri'a, jo + ja -> jo'a;

Fifth strategy: VC1 + VC2 ->  VC1C2.
Examples: ar + al -> arl, uj + us -> ujs, or + ok -> ork, in + im -> inm.

New words are created by combining basic words and then using the stress system along with reduplication to create meaning. Part of the word with Strong stress is considered the "meaning stem" of the word or "the thing", the part with Weak stress thus acquires the meaning "the meaning the thing can create on its own" and the part with no stress acquires the meaning "the meaning the thing is forced to have".