T'ékánta en Mazú (Ndyááma T'ékánta) - Neography Profile	Advanced
Name T'ékánta en Mazú Subtitle Ndyááma T'ékánta Site T'ékánta en Mazú Script Image If image fails to load, try this link. Site Language English Author David J. Peterson Script Type Alphabet Description T'ekanta en Mazú, which means "Flower's Writing", was named after the woman who created the writing system (named Mazú). It's a standard alphabet, except that it has four tonal characters placed at the beginning of each word to indicate the tone of that word. If the tone of the word has a change in it (either high-low, or low-high), the change is indicated by a raised dot before the syllable where the switch occurs. The alphabet is used for my language, Njaama, and wasn't really inspired by anything. Influences None. Languages Used For Njaama 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 David J. Peterson Date Submitted Thursday, February 12, 2004 Date Edited Thursday, February 12, 2004 Date To Headline Thursday, February 12, 2004 < Tarikh-e-3arabiyya  T'ékánta en Mazú  Tengwar >
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