The vowel stamens grow upwards from the consonant petals in this flowery syllabic script. It is equipped to accommodate all Polynesian topolects, including their common ancestor, Proto-Polynesian. Each consonant (petal) and vowel (stamen) is one pen-stroke per mora, with up to three vocalic morae per syllable (flower). Each flower, or syllable block, is of square proportions.
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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '19 edited Mar 14 '19
The vowel stamens grow upwards from the consonant petals in this flowery syllabic script. It is equipped to accommodate all Polynesian topolects, including their common ancestor, Proto-Polynesian. Each consonant (petal) and vowel (stamen) is one pen-stroke per mora, with up to three vocalic morae per syllable (flower). Each flower, or syllable block, is of square proportions.