ConScript/Malknarh

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Contents 1 Malknarh 1.1 Origins 1.2 Charts 1.3 Sample Text

Malknarh

A ConScript by Maknas.

Origins

Internal: The Malknarh script is used by almost all languages in the East-Arakhelian language branch, and each symbol is ultimately descended from the Proto-Arakhelian hieroglyphs.

External:

Notable Features:

• Written right to left in horizontal lines
• An alphabet, although early forms were apparently an abjad.
• When used with another language, some diacritics are added for extra sounds.

Used to write: Most of the languages in the East-Arakhelian language branch, notably Malknarh, Kres, Zhekurian

Charts

Printed:

http://www.sedesdraconis.com/images/conscript/malknarhchart.gif

There are two letters representing the sound [k]. Usually, kalt is used, but in word-final positions, kelet is used instead.

Cursive:

http://www.sedesdraconis.com/images/conscript/malknarhcursive.gif

Numbers:

http://www.sedesdraconis.com/images/conscript/malknarhnumbers.gif

Sample Text

http://www.sedesdraconis.com/images/conscript/malknarhtext.gif

Transliteration:

1. Serakusid un maknasun i un galazhajiun.
2. Petriaya, veisan n