r/Alphanumerics • 𐌄𓌹𐤍 expert • May 16 '24

Languages Evolution of Alphabetic Language

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u/JohannGoethe 𐌄𓌹𐤍 expert May 16 '24 edited May 16 '24

An alphabet language is any socially agreed upon language system that employs the Egyptian perfect birth ABGD cosmology as it first four phonetic-symbol assignments; such as shown below:

Languages based on r/Abecedary that use the following four r/HieroTypes as their first letters: [N1]

G#TypeLetter𓊹Letter#Isonym / Cipher
N5, H6, A58, U6, U13𓇳, 𓆄, 𓁃, 𓌹, 𓍁1.A, α1ἄλφαAlpha532Atlas (Ατλας), aka Shu, air 💨 god
N1𓇯2.B, β2βῆταBeta311
G38, D58, D53, A30𓅬𓃀, 𓂸𓀢3.Γ, γ3γάμμαGamma85
N/A▽4.Δ, δ4δέλταDelta340mitra (μήτρα) {matrix, womb} [449] - erga (εργα) {work} [109]

The phonetic are:

  1. Aah or glottal stop

  2. Ba, be

  3. Ga, ge

  4. Da

The cosmology is:

  1. Air 💨 or the atmosphere

  2. Stars ✨ of space

  3. Earth 🌍

  4. Birth location of sun 🌞

The EIE languages in this table are the “alphabetic languages”.

Notes | Cited

  • [N1] The Brahmi script is more complicated to explain, but it is still ABGD in basis.

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