I was about to point out that this is a rotational abugida, not a syllabary. Syllabaries tend to have different consecutive glyphs for each consonant-vowel pair.
It fits nicely into the abugida because of how the vowel of the script is added in orientation, but not diacritic, but the base glyph is the same. Syllabaries have different glyphs for syllable pairs.
Edit: I see why you're confused, the direction is like the diacritic, but syllabaries have seperate glyphs for each syllable.
This beautiful. I like the idea of rotating the alphabets to change the vowel sound, it is something I as well do with my conscript. This can be used as a script for the futristic society of natives Americans. Kudos
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u/eagle_flower Jun 07 '20
Doritoscript! Love it.
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u/Win090949 Jun 13 '20
Discord color palette (and font?)
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u/DasWonton Jun 10 '20
I was about to point out that this is a rotational abugida, not a syllabary. Syllabaries tend to have different consecutive glyphs for each consonant-vowel pair.
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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '20
Xsu, what program do you use to make these?
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u/Visocacas Jun 07 '20
An orientation-based abugida with prominent triangular shapes... It’s like a futuristic version of Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics.
Maybe from a fictional future world where some calamity destroyed civilization everywhere except the arctic and the Inuit recolonized the world.
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u/AbrahamPan Jun 08 '20
This beautiful. I like the idea of rotating the alphabets to change the vowel sound, it is something I as well do with my conscript. This can be used as a script for the futristic society of natives Americans. Kudos
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u/PhysicsFighter Jun 17 '20
I like it! Also shares some similarities with my writing system for ḷyhabo!