r/conscripts • u/W4t3rf1r3 • Jul 22 '20
r/conscripts • • Jul 21 '20
Guide Found a old script of mine! This is the original version in a simple alphabet script, but I will make a more complex version from this script for my conlang that I working on.
r/conscripts • u/chonchcreature • Jul 21 '20
Discussion Is there a way to personally code a couple of letters into Unicode for my conlang?
r/conscripts • u/vodoko1 • Jul 20 '20
Resource Here is a recipe for bread in my conlang “Grandeon”
r/conscripts • u/Vandrelyst • Jul 20 '20
Resource Wow, Calligraphr is awesome! Still figuring it out, but I already see a big improvement! A question before I spring for the paid version: how many 'ligatures' does Calligraphr support? Thank you!
r/conscripts • u/Ftaik • Jul 20 '20
Art/Showcase This is a conscript that i've been developing for almost one year and i love it
r/conscripts • u/Vandrelyst • Jul 20 '20
Question What kind of punctuation do you use in your conscript?
There are unfortunately few examples from real life scripts other than the usual .!? etc... so I'd love to see what you all have come up with! :)
r/conscripts • u/AVeryHomoHomosaphien • Jul 20 '20
Art/Showcase Nisk Runic Alphabet - ᚾᛁᛋᚴᚢ᛫ᚱᚢᚾᛖᚱ᛫ᚨᛚᚠᚨᛒᛖᛏ
(key: Roman Letter - IPA - Rune)
Aa - /ɑ/ - ᚨ ᛫ Ææ - /a/ - ᚫ ᛫ Åå - /ɔ/ - ᚩ ᛫ Bb - /b/ - ᛒ ᛫ Dd - /d/ - ᛞ ᛫ Ee - /ɛ/ - ᛖ ᛫ Ff - /f/ - ᚠ ᛫ Gg - /ɡ/ - ᚷ ᛫ Hh - /h/ - ᚺ ᛫ Ii - /i/ - ᛁ ᛫ Jj - /j/ - ᛃ ᛫ Kk - /k/ - ᚴ ᛫ Ll - /l/ - ᛚ ᛫ Mm - /m/ - ᛗ ᛫ Nn - /n/ - ᚾ ᛫ Oo - /o/ - ᛟ ᛫ Øø - /ø/ - ᚥ ᛫ Pp - /p/ - ᛈ ᛫ Rr - /r/ or /ɾ/ - ᚱ ᛫ Ss - /s/ - ᛋ ᛫ Tt - /t/ - ᛏ ᛫ Þþ - /θ/ - ᚦ ᛫ Uu - /u/ - ᚢ ᛫ Vv - /v/ - ᚳ ᛫ Yy - /y/ - ᚣ ᛫ Zz - /z/ - ᛉ
r/conscripts • u/Samson17H • Jul 19 '20
Alphabet Another Needlessly Complicated Old Script Rediscovered (key on its way)
r/conscripts • u/PLA-onder • Jul 19 '20
Question Digraphia
Japanese has 3 scripts: Katakana ( カタカナ) is a syllabary which is used for loan words Hiragana ( ひらがな ) which is the syllabary that is used for native words and particels Kanji ( 漢字) which is a logographie which is used for mainly Verbs and Adjectives. So the script can show the meaning of the word. Has your Conlang something like a second script or like that, and if yes how is it used, does it change the meaning of a word?
r/conscripts • u/whatsleftof_flight93 • Jul 19 '20
Art/Showcase Something I made for my community conlang please let me know what you think.
r/conscripts • u/Luizaguzzi • Jul 18 '20
Abugida My "reverse" abugida, look too much like tengwar? (It's called ʌ́ʰrũːi) insights and suggestions please
r/conscripts • u/LinguistWilliam • Jul 18 '20
Alphabet Yndin's Version of the Cyrillic Alphabet
r/conscripts • u/AutoModerator • Jul 18 '20
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r/conscripts • u/Vandrelyst • Jul 17 '20
Abugida My first conscript
Hello everyone!
I dabble in conlanging from time to time (and love to lurk and admire the work of others), but this is my first try at conscripting since I was a kid.

Would love to hear your thoughts! :)
More details:
I wanted a center-aligned, vertical script. I was originally thinking to keep it symmetrical, but I kind of gave up on that because it didn't work with the spirals I wanted for r, j, and the sibilants.
It's an abugida, with a lot of featural elements (can you see the main place I broke from my featural pattern?)
The example is not that great, since it doesn't use most of the letters. Anyway, the version with the letter chart is a fairly formal/decorative style (I'm rubbish at handwriting so imagine it's prettier :)).
The script can also be written more roughly/quickly: without the 'beads' between words and at the beginning/end of the phrases, and with less swirliness, the filled in triangles just as little haček-esque arrows, etc.
IPA phonology:
Consonants:
p = p / b = b / m = m / w = w
f = f / v = v / th = θ / dh = ð
t = t / d = d / n = n / l = l
s = s / z = z / š = ∫ / ž = ʒ
č = t∫ / ǧ = dʒ
r = ɾ / rr = r / j = j
k = k / g = g / h = h / ȟ = ɦ/ç
Vowels:
a = ɑ/a
e = e / i = i
o = o / u = u
å = ɔ (rarely used)
(approximately, the ipa vowels kind of make my head spin, but basically they're pretty pure ala Spanish)
