Lej characters

Description

Lej ideograms are used to write Lej.

History

The Lej ideograms were devised as needed when translating. The list of characters below is from a five-page document derived from the original Lej sources.

Document

List of characters

Glyph	Class	Definition
	Sign	I
	Sign	Category 1
	Sign	Category 1
	Sign	I
	Sign	Child
	Sign	Cookie
	Sign	Circle
	Sign	Teach
	Sign	Line
	Sign	Specifically
	Sign	Bibliographic
	Sign	Database
	Sign	With
	Sign	You
	Sign	Math
	Sign	Project
	Sign	Is
	Sign	And
	Sign	Fractions
	Sign	Nifty
	Sign	Draw
	Sign
	Sign	Of
	Sign	To
	Sign
	Sign	Category 2
	Sign
	Sign
	Punctuation	Full Stop
	Sign	Update
	Sign	For
	Sign
	Sign
	Sign
	Sign
	Sign	Category 4
	Sign
	Sign
	Sign
	Sign	Compound circles and lines that don’t touch
	Sign
	Sign
	Sign
	Punctuation	Comma
	Punctuation	Hyphen
	Operator	And
	Sign
	Letter	A
	Letter	B
	Letter	D
	Letter	E
	Letter	Open E
	Letter	F
	Letter	G
	Letter	H
	Letter	I
	Letter	K
	Letter	L
	Letter	M
	Letter	N
	Letter	O
	Letter	P
	Letter	R
	Letter	S
	Letter
	Letter	C
	Letter	T
	Letter	U
	Letter
	Letter	Schwa
	Letter	Voiced SH
	Letter	Y
	Letter	H
	Letter	Z
	Sign	Plural
	Sign	Singular
	Sign	Singular
	Sign	On
	Sign	In
	Sign	Under
	Sign	Over
	Sign	Behind
	Sign	To right of
	Sign	To left of
	Sign	Under but touching
	Sign	To right of but touching
	Sign	To left of but touching
	Sign	Yes
	Sign	By
	Sign	Cook
	Sign	Sort
	Sign	Dear
	Sign
	Sign
	Sign
	Sign
	Sign
	Sign
	Sign
	Sign
	Letter	A
	Letter	B
	Letter	D
	Letter	E
	Letter	Open E
	Letter	F
	Letter	G
	Letter	H
	Letter	I
	Letter	K
	Letter	L
	Letter	Schwa
	Letter	Dipthong connector
	Letter	M
	Letter	N
	Letter	O
	Letter	P
	Letter	R
	Letter	S
	Letter	T
	Letter	U
	Letter	V
	Letter
	Letter	C
	Letter	/\
	Letter	/\
	Letter	O
	Letter
	Letter	‾
	Letter	Z
	Letter
	Sign	Translation
	Sign	Schedule
	Sign	Piano
	Sign	Fencing
	Sign	Archery
	Sign	Tap dance
	Sign	Ballet
	Sign	Art (visual)
	Sign	Art (sonic)
	Sign	Art (motion)
	Sign	War
	Sign	Class
	Sign	Lesson
	Sign	Symbol
	Sign	Scrap paper
	Sign	Competition
	Sign	Letter
	Sign	Information
	Sign	Taste
	Sign	Inward Smile
	Sign	Outward Smile
	Sign	Lej
	Sign	Outward Smile
	Sign	Outward Smile
	Sign	Outward Smile
	Sign	Not
	Sign
	Sign
	Sign	Of
	Sign	Sunday
	Sign	Monday
	Sign	Tuesday
	Sign	Wednesday
	Sign	Thursday
	Sign	Friday
	Sign	Saturday
	Sign	January
	Sign	February
	Sign	March
	Sign	April
	Sign	May
	Sign	June
	Sign	July
	Sign	August
	Sign	September
	Sign	October
	Sign	November
	Sign	December
	Sign	Present
	Sign	Past
	Sign	Future
	Sign	Any tense
	Sign	This
	Sign	These
	Sign	Those
	Sign	That
	Sign	Empty
	Sign	Accidentally
	Sign	Cup
	Sign	Mug
	Sign	Bowl
	Sign	Plate
	Sign	Spoon
	Sign	Fork
	Sign	Knife (butter)
	Sign	Knife (paring)
	Sign	Knife (for citrus with sharp point)
	Sign	Knife (for citrus with round point)
	Sign	Cleaver
	Sign	Bowl (cereal)
	Sign	Bowl (soup)
	Sign	Bowl (rice)
	Sign	Fork (four tines)
	Sign	Fork (three tines
	Sign	Fork (two tines)
	Sign	Cheese slicer
	Sign	Cake tester
	Sign	Teakettle
	Sign	Teapot
	Sign	Teacup
	Sign	Knife (chef’s)
	Sign	Understand
	Sign	Write
	Sign	Make
	Sign	Want
	Sign	Stab
	Sign	Enclose
	Sign	Translate
	Sign	Read
	Sign	See
	Sign	Play
	Sign	Sign
	Sign	Love
	Sign	Contain
	Sign	Teach
	Sign	Teach
	Punctuation	Full Stop
	Sign	Stab
	Sign	You
	Sign
	Letter	Voiced SH
	Punctuation	Interrogation Mark
	Punctuation	Semicolon
	Punctuation	Colon
	Punctuation	Opening Quotation Mark
	Punctuation	Closing Quotation Mark
	Punctuation	Digit Separator
	Punctuation	Opening Parenthesis
	Punctuation	Closing Parenthesis
	Punctuation	Exclamation Mark
	Sign	At the time of
	Sign	Can
	Sign	Be
	Sign	Or
	Sign	And
	Sign	Specifically
	Sign	Hooray
	Sign	Yes
	Sign	No
	Sign	Some
	Sign	That
	Sign	For
	Sign	From
	Sign	With
	Sign	To
	Sign	Which
	Sign	Concerning
	Sign	(possessive)
	Sign	Okay
	Sign	You
	Sign	You (plural)
	Sign	I
	Sign	We
	Sign	He/She/It
	Sign	They
	Digit	Zero
	Digit	One
	Digit	Two
	Digit	Three
	Digit	Four
	Digit	Five
	Digit	Six
	Digit	Seven
	Digit	Eight
	Digit	Nine
	Sign	Outward smile
	Sign	Love
	Sign	Can
	Sign	Or
	Sign	Or
	Sign	Or
	Sign	And