Nanukhi (A script of sacred texts)

Nanukhi (A script of sacred texts) - Neography Profile

Advanced

Name	Nanukhi
Subtitle	A script of sacred texts
Site	Nanukhi
Script Image	If image fails to load, try this link.
Site Language	English
Author	nid
Script Type	Abugida
Description	Nanukhi is an Indic-style script, with a hanging orientation. It was designed with a prototypical language with an Indian phonology in mind (the inception of which awaits the completion of two other conlangs, all three of which are tied diachronically), and is designed to be very phonologically and orthographically regular. It doesn't make a distinction between alveolar and dento-lingual consonants, nor bilabial and dento-labial consonants, but dento-lingual and bilabial are each considered the respective norms.
Influences	Tengwar's orthographic derivation, Gujarati, Gurmukhi, a handful of Tibetan scripts.
Languages Used For	Prototypical VWX, English, most Indian languages, Arabic
Langmaker Transliteration Image	If image fails to load, try this link.
Submitted By	nid
Date Submitted	Sunday, August 01, 2004
Date Edited	Sunday, August 01, 2004
Date To Headline	Wednesday, August 04, 2004

< Nakhri Nanukhi Narayani >