Syllabaries [was Re: t-shirt]

Eviendadil has a pseudo-syllabic alphabet.  Each syllable is one
character, but the characters are constructed out of symbols for
sounds.
 I have something like 700 possible syllables, each of which is made
of an optional intitial consonant, a vowel and an optional final
consonant.

Saran edorir,
Matthew Kehrt

Yoon Ha Lee wrote:

> Neat!  :-)  Then I had to be stupid and have it a syllabically written
> alphabet, like Korean--but I can't think of any other alphabets that do
> something like that (I'm sure one must be out there) and the conculture
> has certain very distant bases in Korean history, so I thought, why not?
>
> YHL
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