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* The basic 86 syllables that can be used to write the majority of [[Kala]] lexemes are on the left and the 36 syllables that are used to write the syllables with diphthongs are on the right. | * The basic 86 syllables that can be used to write the majority of [[Kala]] lexemes are on the left and the 36 syllables that are used to write the syllables with diphthongs & triphthongs are on the right. | ||
[[Image:Pesato taha.PNG]] | [[Image:Pesato taha.PNG]] | ||
Revision as of 08:38, 19 August 2010
Pesato
A syllabary developed for writing Kala.
design elements
- Pesato = pe – dot, mark, point | sa’o – nine | to – way, method, manner
- Using a 9 dot matrix
- Connect each dot to at least one other dot (except numerals)
- No crossing lines
- Try to convey phonetic value (when possible)
- No diagonal lines
Kiso
- The basic 86 syllables that can be used to write the majority of Kala lexemes are on the left and the 36 syllables that are used to write the syllables with diphthongs & triphthongs are on the right.
Inyela
- The 63 syllables that are used to write various syllables, codas and three modifiers.
Kum
- The 16 glyphs that are used to represent Pesato numerals.
