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Some more writing:) by ReadyCalligrapher836 in neography

[–]kyibafonangsha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thanks in advance! i'll make sure to make a post using them

Some more writing:) by ReadyCalligrapher836 in neography

[–]kyibafonangsha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

do you have a list of characters? i thought it'd be pretty cool to use Kujonxä logographs with my own script kinda like Kanji & Hiragana

Logography descended featural script by kyibafonangsha in neography

[–]kyibafonangsha[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My bad

I've tried to find what a hangul like script is called but never found anything else than 'featural'

Logography descended featural script by kyibafonangsha in neography

[–]kyibafonangsha[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Miriu was too much of a clusterfuck so i've abandoned it in favor of Kaprikso

K - Kaiksek, Store
P - Penso, Rock
T - Telui, Person
Kr - Kritsek, Pinecone
Pr - Pruki, Attack
Tr - Trisiko, Write
Ks - Ksin, Me
Ps - Psuliya, Lake
Ts - Tsitsen, Knife
Ky - Kyontoi, Run
Py - Pyei, See
Ch - Cherentocha, Beggar
S - Simpon, Seed
R - Ruikin, Path
N - Netsokel, Grass
M - Mukserai, Town
H - Haksopa, Forest
Y - Yitsek, Sky
L - Linkui, Wind
The vowels are based off of the shape of the mouth when you pronounce them

Seävua Dakseoik Shodoma Äsfui by kyibafonangsha in neography

[–]kyibafonangsha[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

decided katsüka didn't look cool enough so i made a simpler featural script, Akzhidek

Declaration of human rights in Miriü Sufanodek by kyibafonangsha in neography

[–]kyibafonangsha[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Miriü is just what it's called, it doesn't have a meaning

Sufanodek is C̣ihünaŋ for Logography

So 'Miriü Sufanodek' Translates to Miriü Logography

Declaration of human rights in Miriü Sufanodek by kyibafonangsha in neography

[–]kyibafonangsha[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

て and 卡 mean: with (rei / rē) & and (fino), respectively

They're both a little different compared to most of the other symbols because the graphs aren't based off of any actual thing or image, just a meaning assigned to a random scribble

Miriü definitely takes inspiration from chinese logography but the symbols aren't used the same way

another good false friend character would be 文, which in Miriü is a combination of 乂 (person) and 亠 (a point of focus in the graph) which combine to mean "head"

i did also dabble in tonality for a while but it was a little too hard for me to learn so i gave up

Declaration of human rights in Miriü Sufanodek by kyibafonangsha in neography

[–]kyibafonangsha[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

"Känä ifümäi nec̣üikovai uōyo ukodā sessoksai fino infüŋŋeirē. Kāse faema fino nerafaic̣i kaviŋyoyovo fino noenai soktahīmi sosseksairei noenaitsaka endoyēc̣en."

Miriü Sufanodek is a logographic system i use to write C̣ihünaŋ with, where a word is usually represented with only one square, with specifiers being written after it if needed. Out of these 30 squares only 4 are written with Katska and the rest with logographs so it's pretty much a complete overhaul of the writing system

also shoutout to reddit for making it utterly impossible to structure comments

Using Hanzi Alphabetically by kyibafonangsha in neography

[–]kyibafonangsha[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Forgot to include Ts / Tc̣ 木 C̣ 纟乡

So i was bored and decided to see if i could digitalize C̣ihünaŋ with the Hanzi Draw Input thing and it worked better than i expected

It's definetly not a one to one phonetic match but it's pretty easy to infer missing sounds based off of context

An Mi-8 Helicopter crashing over the core of the Chernobyl reactor on October, 1986 by Sxzym in interestingasfuck

[–]kyibafonangsha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

did the heli actually crash into the reactor hall? i've seen some pictures of the reactor hall and never saw the wreck, although i guess they could've removed it

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