The image shows a table of printed glyphs.
The blue letters above each simple glyph show the romanization of that glyph; the red letter to the right of each glyph is the keystroke used in typing it.
This writing system is a pseudo-featural abugida (more or less); each simple glyph denotes either a consonant cluster, a single consonant, or a vowel, and each composite symbol denotes a vowel, possibly preceded by a consonant or consonant cluster and possibly followed by a final nasal consonant.
When one of the 21 consonant glyphs is used, it appears (and is typed) first, followed by one of the 4 vowel glyphs, whose vertical stem overlays that of the consonant; otherwise, just the vowel glyph appears (and typed). The word-final nasal consonant is typed last when used and acts as a diacritic attached to the stem above the vowel.
Note that when the font is used (horizontal mode), the letter |e| must be typed even when there's a preceding consonant.
The image shows a table of printed glyphs.
The ones and tens glyphs combine to form the remaining symbols from 1
to 99. For larger numbers, symbol sequences are needed; the general
order is
addend-power-factor....
with factor |no|
omitted.
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was modified: 2010.Jul.25 Sun
current date: 2011.Jul.17 Sun
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