Re: Revised Zharranh page
From: | Benct Philip Jonsson <bpj@...> |
Date: | Monday, February 9, 2004, 11:11 |
At 03:54 9.2.2004, John Cowan wrote:
> However, it's still uncertain whether
>the current glottal stop character, which looks capital but is currently
>called lower case, will be identified with either or both of these.
>So we may add just one character or a new casing pair.
What do you mean with "the current glottal stop character,
which looks capital". Should the lowercase then be x-height,
or descending? I have drawn my idea of an uppercase GS to
<http://www.melroch.se/conlang/misc/glottalstop.gif>
The glyph to the right is an ascending lowercase GS.
The other two are my alternative upper-case GSs.
Actually I prefer the mirror-image Greek Gamma one.
No conflict would occur with a Greek Gamma shape for
uppercase pharyngeal voiced fricative, since 'Latin'
uppercase Gamma looks like a V with a loop at the bottom.
But then I'm the guy who thinks the Euro symbol should
have been an uppercase E with a vertical stroke in the
middle. Or even rather call the thing 'sesterce' (with
variants as per language) and symbol HS.
/BP 8^)
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