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| * Looking closely, you will notice that the symbols are arranged by phonetic relation, making '''Moya''' semi-featural. | | * Looking closely, you will notice that the symbols are arranged by phonetic relation, making '''Moya''' semi-featural. |
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| == Vowels (Diacritics) ==
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| * The vowels vary in direction between the two modes, vertical ('''ukaha''') and horizontal ('''kalai''').
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| * The '''ukaha''' mode vowels are turned 90° from their position in the '''kalai''' mode.
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| === '''Ukaha''' vowels ===
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| [[Image:Vows moya ukaha.PNG]]
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| === '''Kalai''' vowels ===
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| [[Image:Vows moya kalai 2.PNG]]
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| == Notes ==
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| * Full vowel indication (vocalization) can be added, by means of vowel diacritics, but this is only done to eliminate confusion.
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| * The script can also be written horizontally, but this is only done to save space.
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| * There is very little punctuation used in [[:Category:Kala|Kala]], pauses, stops and questions are understood through the use of context and particles.
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| * Most often the vowels are not marked, the single diagonal mark is used to show that a vowel begins or ends the word, and is also used to connect graphemes that otherwise would not connect based on the normal methods of connecting.
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| == Tables & Charts ==
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| <gallery>
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| Image:Kachart.png|Ka Table
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| Image:Hamatable 2.png|Hama Table
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| Image:Panahachart.png|Panaha Table
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| </gallery>
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| === Ka Table ===
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| * The '''ka''' syllable with all possible vowel combinations and permutations.
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| * Whenever a word ends in a vowel the '''pekoli''' (tail-mark) is present and will 'carry' the final vowel.
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| * If the consonant is labialized or palatalized those '''pehim''' (little marks) will be marked on the consonant.
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| :*Note the '''kyao''' & '''kuai''' syllables.
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| === Hama Table ===
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| * Number 1 is the base word '''hama''' in the '''kalai''' mode.
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| * In #2, '''huemyao''', the labialization mark can be seen below the '''ha''', and the '''e''' diacritic can be seen above. The palatalization mark can be seen below the '''ma''', but the '''ao''' diacritic can be seen above the '''pekoli'''.
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| * Whenever a word ends in a vowel the '''pekoli''' (tail-mark) is present and will 'carry' the final vowel.
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| *In #3, the labialization and palatalization marks are the only used.
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| *Number 4 is plainly divergent from the previous three. It makes use of the '''pemato''' (reverse-mark) to indicate that the base is '''aham''' and not '''hama'''. This mark can be used on any syllable at any place in the word with exception of the '''pekoli'''.
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| *Example #7 shows the '''pe’uku''' (stop-mark) above the '''ma''' syllable, which indicates that the syllable lacks a vowel; in this case the '''pekoli''' is left off as well.
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| === Panaha Table ===
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| == Sample text in Moya ==
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| = Index = | | = Index = |
