Moya

Moya is an adaptation of Ajan for writing Kala.
Moya is written vertically, in columns running from left to right, but can be written horizontally.

consonants

From left to right; uena'o, ueka'o, nyeyauena'o, hanyeta'o, manyetsauesa'o and tatletaueya'o.

In large numbers, elements are combined from largest to smallest, and zeros are implied.

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kum te yato

Zero
- The fist is closed.
One
- The index finger is extended. (finger 1)
Two
- The index and middle fingers are extended. (fingers 1 & 2)
Three
- With the little finger and thumb closed. (fingers 1, 2, & 3)
Four
- The thumb is held in palm with the four fingers extended. (fingers 1-4)
Five
- Only thumb is extended, upwards or outwards. (finger 5)
Six
- The index finger and thumb are extended. (fingers 5 & 1)
Seven
- The thumb, index and middle fingers are extended. (fingers 5, 1 & 2)
Eight
- All fingers except the little finger are extended. (fingers 5, 1, 2 & 3)
Nine
- All fingers are extended.
Ten
- The thumb and index finger are held together and all other fingers are cupped in the palm. (fingers 1 & 5)
Hundred
- The thumb, index and middle finger are held together and all other fingers are cupped in the palm. (fingers 1, 2 & 5)