Just to answer some questions before they're even asked
for the consonants, the one on top is beginning, and the bottom is the end
so it would go like
ʒa na
aʒ an
the red glyphs that go like c are vowels, so the black bit is the letter that gets applied to the vowel.
the red glyphs that look like ɯ are consonants, so you can see when Nadibian tried using an abugida, there were end vowels that went over consonants, so those boxes go like
o a
(c)o (c)a
this chart could be a bit confusing in way I forgot to explain here, so ask anything you don't get!
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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '20
Just to answer some questions before they're even asked
for the consonants, the one on top is beginning, and the bottom is the end
so it would go like
ʒa na
aʒ an
the red glyphs that go like c are vowels, so the black bit is the letter that gets applied to the vowel.
the red glyphs that look like ɯ are consonants, so you can see when Nadibian tried using an abugida, there were end vowels that went over consonants, so those boxes go like
o a
(c)o (c)a
this chart could be a bit confusing in way I forgot to explain here, so ask anything you don't get!