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*Ancaron ([[file:Ancaron_An.png]][[file:Ancaron_Car.png]][[file:Ancaron_On.png]]): Ancaron "central people" | *Ancaron ([[file:Ancaron_An.png]][[file:Ancaron_Car.png]][[file:Ancaron_On.png]]): Ancaron "central people" | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:58, 27 March 2010
The cor (
) is the grouping of Ancaron logograms, and is used to write most basic words. It is normally written from top to bottom, left to right, as is the marcor. Cor words have a specific meaning, however their pronunciation can vary between the various Ancaron languages. New words can be formed by the combination of several cor. It was based on Japanese Kanji.
Example words:
- An (
): center, central - Car (
): plural - Cor (
): writing, to write - Mar (
): part, (to) fragment - On (
): person, personal - Pot (
): mouth, eat - Marcor (): "fragmentary cor"
- Potcor (): to speak, speech
- Caron (): people
- Ancaron (): Ancaron "central people"
