Rebbuqqan (A Script of the Toad-Goddess)

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Name	Rebbuqqan
Subtitle	A Script of the Toad-Goddess
Site	Rebbuqqan
Script Image	If image fails to load, try this link.
Site Language	English
Author	Simon Whitechapel
Script Type	Alphabet
Description	Rebbuqqan was a divinatory script read by priestesses of the Toad-Goddess Rebbuqqa from the flight of flies. In the profane form known outside the Temple, the script is defective and does not supply characters for every phoneme: for example, /b/ could also mean /v/ or /m/, /p/ could mean /f/, and /j/ (as in German or Italian) could mean /i/ or /î/. The script had no written form and was reproduced in the Temple from memory by means of sticks dipped in the luminous spores of various fungi and waved in darkened scriptoria.
Influences	Insect flight.
Languages Used For	The sacred languages of the Temple of the Toad-Goddess Rebbuqqa.
Langmaker Transliteration Image	If image fails to load, try this link.
Language-maker Translation Image	If image fails to load, try this link.
Submitted By	Simon Whitechapel
Date Submitted	Wednesday, December 22, 2004
Updated By	Jeffrey Henning
Date Edited	Thursday, December 30, 2004
Description Of Update	Added Langmaker Transliteration Image.
Date To Headline	Tuesday, December 28, 2004

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