Naeso/Orthography

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This page is about the native script. For the ASCII romanization, see Transliteration.

Naeso Syllabary

Our native script is a syllabary, written from left to right. Each syllable has its own glyph. An early vote determined that we would use MalfermitaKodo's draft.

• Syllables starting with n
• Syllables starting with v - vin
• Syllables starting with s
• Syllables starting with f - fin
• Syllables starting with z
• Syllables starting with a vowel

Syllabary proposals

As this draft is largely incomplete, there are many 'letters' lacking from our list. Below are proposals for the missing 'letter' bases.

Note: all of the following proposals are BASES for the syllabary, and they lack their accompanying vowel-and-or noun markers. Please keep this in mind when voting. WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET, but remember to think of the additions which will come afterward.

Sound base 'b'

2011-7-20

Accept the base for 'b' — 1/1 (BF,/FH,)

• I think this would work better for p —FH

Sound base 'd'

2011-7-20

Accept the base for 'd' — 2/0 (BF,FH,/0)

Sound base 'g'

2011-7-20

Accept the base for 'g' — 2/0 (BF,FH,/0)

Sound base 'j'

2011-7-20

Accept the base for 'j' — 2/0 (BF,FH,/0)

Sound base 'k'

2011-7-20

Accept the base for 'k' — 2/0 (BF,FH,/0)

Sound base 'l'

2011-7-20

Accept the base for 'l' — 1/1 (BF,/FH,)

• Multiple lines don't work too well with codas —FH

Sound base 'm'

2011-7-20

Accept the base for 'm' — 2/0 (BF,FH,/0)

Sound base 'NH'

2011-7-20

Accept the base for 'nh' — 2/0 (BF,FH,/0)

Sound base 'p'

2011-7-20

Accept the base for 'p' — 1/1 (BF,/FH,)

• I think this would work better for b —FH

Sound base 't'

2011-7-20

Accept the base for 't' — 2/0 (BF,FH,/0)

Sound base 'TH'

2011-7-20

Accept the base for 'th' — 1/1 (BF,/FH,)

• Multiple lines don't work too well with codas —FH