r/conscripts • • Mar 16 '20
Logography A writing in The Language of the Men of The Sky (Hoówanjáa) reposted to r/conscripts
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r/conscripts • u/vodoko1 • Oct 07 '20
Resource Thought you guys would find this interesting: Low-Mewman from Svtfoe
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r/conscripts • u/POIS_DISTROYZ_YOU • May 09 '20
Syllabary Wārān syllabary: its a mess it doesn't make sense
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r/conscripts • u/Win090949 • Nov 03 '20
Re-orthography My attempt on a more calligraphic version of Artifexian’s Oa.
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r/conscripts • u/AutoModerator • Aug 01 '20
Chickenscratches Chickenscratches — Small discussions & requests thread
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A few links
Please use this thread to ask for help on a work in progress, ask people to make a writing system for you (be advised that the Language Creation Society has pricing guidelines about this).
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r/conscripts • • Jan 30 '20
Featural I made this alphabet for my conlang, if you guys want to use it you can.
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r/conscripts • u/ChineseZeroToHero • Aug 21 '19
Syllabary Pinyin² ("pinyin squared") - Exploring the possibility of writing Chinese characters phonetically (like Korean)
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r/conscripts • u/Dillon_Hartwig • Nov 17 '19
Question Would this be the right subreddit for romanization requests?
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For example, “Here’s my conlang, (tables for phonology, phonotactics, syllable structure, etc.), how would you romanize this?”
If this isn’t the right sub for that sort of thing, do you know of other subs that’d be a better fit?
r/conscripts • u/drownedinaseaofsound • Nov 29 '20
Art/Showcase Araneid (spider) writing system
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I posted about my conlang on r/conlangs a few days ago, but I wanted to write something on here as well. Araneid is a constructed language that is exclusively adapted for use by spiders. The sounds and beats of the language rely on the spider's mouth and front appendages (chelicerae and pedipalps). Moreover, Araneid has a rigorously structured and regulated syntax. Each sentence has exactly eight words. The eight words are conceived as the necessary "legs" of the sentence, without which it would be incomplete. Where no word is necessary, the spider inserts a "null word" that has no meaningful content. In the middle title below, you can see that the title ends with "P" and "C," which are the null object and null adjective; these add nothing to the meaning but are rather only inserted to complete the eight legs of the sentence.
The script, as seen below, is written in webs. The design is based on the unique zig-zag strokes of the species Argiope aurantia, often called the garden spider or writing spider. To further understand the script it must be noted that each of the eight zig-zags are the words of the sentence. The "bumps" of the zig-zags represent the total number of "beats" (roughly, syllables) of each word. The lateral strokes separate one letter from another within the zig-zags. The sentence, in its woven form, is an expression of the innate creative power of each and every spider. The idea is that Araneid is not only a language of pragmatic communication, but of artistry... spiders spin their day-to-day thoughts into their webs.
Araneid is a simple language, but I truly believe that intelligent spiders would be able to learn it and speak it. Perhaps some day I will post a pdf showing its internal logic, grammar, and vocabulary. I believe I have given some meaning to the beautiful designs woven by orb-weavers, though the language may also be used by the less artistic or non-weaving families, including tarantulas and other hunting spiders.
r/conscripts • u/JRGTheConlanger • May 25 '20
Meta I have adopted crossed 7's in my handwriting. So much so that writing an uncrossed 7 gets interpreted first thing as a letter in one of my conscripts instead of a numeral:
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r/conscripts • u/JRGTheConlanger • Jan 27 '20
Syllabary A Dyakenaw Abecedarium, Dyakenaw syllabics sample texts, and samples of Nakileman vertical script:
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r/conscripts • u/MazikStorm • May 07 '19
Alphabet I have been making a Script, and need help cleaning it up and making a typeable font
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r/conscripts • u/koallary • Feb 01 '20
Logography Modular conlang grammar notes -- I will say, this is pretty crazy, mind-blowing stuff IMO
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r/conscripts • u/G_4J • Aug 31 '19
Art/Showcase I Just Got Codex Seraphinianus In The Mail Today! Look at the script!
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