Orthography
▲
0▲ 0 ▼ 0
This public article was written by [Deactivated User], and last updated on 19 Jul 2018, 23:51.
[comments] faw
1. Dictionary Classes
?
?
3. Feirie Kinesics
?
?
4. Feirie Phomo
?
?
5. Languages of Mala
?
?
6. Orthography
?
?
?FYI...
This article is a work in progress! Check back later in case any changes have occurred.
This article is a work in progress! Check back later in case any changes have occurred.
<<I have not made the writing system yet. It will either be an alphabet or a logography. Due to the morphology, implementing a logography would be difficult, so I imagine it would be a combination of systems.>>
| Letter | Full Name | Short Name | Translation |
|---|---|---|---|
| f | mur @ | @ | empty abrasion |
| p | mur @ | @ | bubbling abrasion |
| v | mur @ | @ | full abrasion |
| m | mur @ | @ | humming abrasion |
| s | mur xsix | xsux | sharp abrasion |
| c | mur @ | @ | snapping abrasion |
| r | mur @ | @ | soft abrasion |
| l | mur @ | @ | smooth abrasion |
| x | mur @ | @ | murky abrasion |
| g | mur @ | @ | deep abrasion |
| n | mur @ | @ | sliding abrasion |
| w | @ | @ | @ |
| h | @ | @ | @ |
| o | cva cil | cal | dark sound |
| a | cva fir | far | flushed sound |
| e | cva xir | xar | light sound |
| i | cva lim | lam | pale sound |
| u | cva six | sax | striped sound |
The term "abrasion" is used to translate the names here, as mur is most often used with this meaning, and the term 'consonant' doesn't show up anywhere else in the language.
Full names give the meaning of a letter, but are rarely used. Especially when spelling words aloud, the short forms are preferred.
✎ Edit Article ✖ Delete Article
Comments
