User:Masako/sandbox

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SUBJ-OBJ construction

Subject \ Object	1SG	2SG	3SG	1PL	2PL	3PL
1SG	na'i	na'eta	na'eha	X	na'etam	na'ekam
2SG	ta'ena	ta'i	ta'eha	ta'enam	X	ta'ekam
3SG	ha'ena	ha'eta	ha'i	ha'enam	ha'etam	ha'ekam
1PL	X	nameta	nameha	nami	nametam	namekam
2PL	tamena	X	tameha	tamenam	tami	tamekam
3PL	kamena	kameta	kameha	kamenam	kametam	kami

SUBJ-OBJ construction

	1st sing	2nd sing	3rd sing	1st plu	2nd plu	3rd plu
1st sing		na'eta	na'eha		na'etam	na'ekam
2nd sing	ta'ena		ta'eha	ta'enam		ta'ekam
3rd sing	ha'ena	ha'eta		ha'enam	ha'etam	ha'ekam
1st plu		nameta	nameha		nametam	namekam
2nd plu	tamena		tameha	tamenam		tamekam
3rd plu	kamena	kameta	kameha	kamenam	kametam

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Kito is an abugida, or syllabic alphabet, used to represent the Kala language.

notable features

• Kito is written in glyph blocks by vertically stacking the syllable glyphs to form words. The script is written vertically, in columns running from left to right.
• The word kito not only refers to the script but also means "mark, symbol, glyph" in Kala.
• Kito was inspired by Phags-pa, and the Chinese Seal Script.
• Kito contains 14 syllable glyphs, 4 cluster glyphs, and 7 vowel diacritics.

notes

• The vowels are placed below the syllable they modify.
• The labialisation and palatalization are shown by modifying the vowel diacritics as shown above.
• The script can also be written horizontally in glyph blocks, but this is only done to save space.