>Yes, but stay aware that IPA is for pronunciations. A word doesn't have unique pronunciation. No. IPA encodes sounds based on various aspects of articulation.

>Yes, but stay aware that IPA is for pronunciations. A word doesn't have unique pronunciation. No. IPA encodes sounds based on various aspects of articulation. A word has unique phonemes (enclosed in forward slashes, //), but not necessarily unique sounds (allophones, enclosed in brackets, []).