Table: latin_pronunciation_2
Columns: semi_closed_initial_unstressed_vowels
17th_c
american
australian
examples

Question: What is the American sound that has a 17th century equivalent of ɪ, and a Semi-closed initial unstressed vowels of i /ɪ, ɨ/?
SQL: SELECT "american" FROM latin_pronunciation_2 WHERE "17th_c" = 'ɪ' AND "semi_closed_initial_unstressed_vowels" = 'i /ɪ, ɨ/'

Question: What is the American sound that has a 17th century equivalent of ɔ?
SQL: SELECT "american" FROM latin_pronunciation_2 WHERE "17th_c" = 'ɔ'

Question: What is the entry for the Australian sound that has an example of illyria, cf. cirrhosis?
SQL: SELECT "australian" FROM latin_pronunciation_2 WHERE "examples" = 'illyria, cf. cirrhosis'

Question: For the 17th century entry of ɐ, what is Semi-closed initial unstressed vowels?
SQL: SELECT "semi_closed_initial_unstressed_vowels" FROM latin_pronunciation_2 WHERE "17th_c" = 'ɐ'

Question: What is the entry for the Australian sound that has a 17th century equivalent of ɐ?
SQL: SELECT "australian" FROM latin_pronunciation_2 WHERE "17th_c" = 'ɐ'

Question: What is the example for the American of ɪ, ə, and a Semi-closed initial unstressed vowels of y /ɨ/?
SQL: SELECT "examples" FROM latin_pronunciation_2 WHERE "american" = 'ɪ, ə' AND "semi_closed_initial_unstressed_vowels" = 'y /ɨ/'