the alphabet of nakiltipkaspimak (was: milimpulaktasin)

Robert Hailman limutxutwat:

> I'm just looking at "milimpulaktasin" and imagining it in
> the adaptation of Arabic you described, and (despite my very
> limited knowledge of Arabic writing) I must say it's looking
> like it will look *very* cool.
Actually, it's an adaption of Aramaic writing, which IIRC is
the ancestor of both the Arabic and the Hebrew writing systems.

Anyway. I scanned in the alphabet "Axinpayin" and some example
sentences of the writing system and put it on my website.

The alphabet:
http://www.geocities.com/conlangus/pimakalf.html

The example sentences:
http://www.geocities.com/conlangus/pimakalfex.html

Nakiltipkaspimak's main page:
http://www.geocities.com/conlangus/pimak.html

Let me know what you think.

||| daniel

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