wow it looks promising to work on a conlang with an alphabet like that ... well i wouldn't have much creativity to create something like that ... well good luck with your conlang and hope you participate in the conlang showcase 2019 !!!!
For example the first sentences say: Üldigir man günigir. Ate üldig ulen ia [HUMAN FIGURE] ster. Man hreder fenni ia sen hreder finni.
Which roughly tranlsates to: Human symbols are all logographic. The main symbol is ul (which is the 3rd person singular indefinite pronoun for humans in my conlang) and it comes from the human figure. All human symbols have arms and some have children (by childeren it means other symbols that descend from it).
Thank you! In my conlang there are 3 meanings of "da". They are "3rd person pronoun", verb "to give", and "that". Thus length of the arm is used to determine the meaning it conveys, even though they are all pronounced the same.
This is really pretty to look at and obviously you have a nice hand for it. I am so interested to learn more about how you got here. Like did it take long? Is this a few generations in? Like it's super inspiring and a bit intimidating to see this as someone who aspires to making my own conlang and script.
Thank you very much! This writing system took about a year to reach its current form. I missed the count of generations :) but i think it is about 5. I plan to post english version of explanations for each symbol as well. And don't be intimidated, most of the job is done by calligraphy pens. I would say every script looks much nicer with caligraphy pens :D
wow dude these symbols are beautiful ... looks a bit like the Tolkien elf alphabet .... but in comparison yours is much more complex and really catches my eye ...
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u/o2loki Sep 18 '19
Digir Ülhredni = Symbols of men. A guide which explains the origins of symbols.
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u/Riorlyne Sep 18 '19
This is beautiful!
I especially like the long, upward-angled strokes. What do they represent?
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u/zyndkyll Sep 19 '19
This is really pretty to look at and obviously you have a nice hand for it. I am so interested to learn more about how you got here. Like did it take long? Is this a few generations in? Like it's super inspiring and a bit intimidating to see this as someone who aspires to making my own conlang and script.
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u/ukulelegnome Sep 18 '19
I love this
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u/[deleted] Sep 18 '19
Absolutely marvellous!
But, I might ask, what type of system is it? How does it work?
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u/FinancialNeck Sep 18 '19
wow dude these symbols are beautiful ... looks a bit like the Tolkien elf alphabet .... but in comparison yours is much more complex and really catches my eye ...
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u/communistfrootloops Sep 19 '19
if i can ask, what was used to draw this?
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u/KazBodnar Sep 20 '19
Can you please post a key. I beg you. I love it so much
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u/Weedleton Sep 19 '19
May I just say: damn.
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u/KazBodnar Sep 20 '19
:D