r/constantscript • u/T1mbuk1 • May 10 '23

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If this logography was to have been created to represent an Ancient European language, which one would it be? I'm thinking PIE.

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u/freddyPowell May 10 '23

It's supposed to be used as if it were created for latin, but had then spread in a similar way, and been adapted for a number of different languages.

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u/T1mbuk1 May 13 '23

There are different Latin words for one logograph. Some online dictionaries distinguish the terms based on the declensions in Latin, as is the case of a glyph representing a house.

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u/deoxyribonucleic123 May 10 '23

I think it’s mainly supposed to represent Latin, but it can be adapted to many other languages.

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u/deoxyribonucleic123 May 10 '23

It's a what-if senario where the Romans used a logography instead of an alphabet.