Re: Abbreviation systems (was Re: Hello everybody)

On Tue, 26 Mar 2002 11:29:17 -0800 Frank George Valoczy
<valoczy@...> writes:
> Nyenya'a has several scripts. One was alphabetic, derived from
> Hiragana.
> Before the alphabetic was introduced, there was the normal,
> everyday
> Hiragana, there was the really roundy Hiragana for decorative
> purposes,
> and the square (Kufi-like) Hiragana used exclusively for writing
> the
> Koran. Nowadays only the Alphabetic is used generally, but the Koran
> is
> still written only in the "Kufigana".
> ---ferko
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That sounds cool, do you have any pictures of the different styles up on
the web?
One day i really need to get back to work on the 'new' Rokbeigalmki
webpage... i'm planning on having a huge chart of all the different
script styles and transliteration systems.


-Stephen (Steg)
 "...i sudahya-a, sudguptub-ad uhz,
  uhzoi-dagair amsh nga'kefyim-a tzmuhm-a."