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[TomHChappell]

Kenamoya abugida – A decorative script for Kala centered on a circular design.

Impressive so far, both esthetically, and linguistically, IMHO!

[xxx]

a certain flavor of an extended pokemon unown alphabet, without the inscribed eye, clever...

[hwhatting]

Kenamoya abugida – A decorative script for Kala centered on a circular design.

Impressive so far, both esthetically, and linguistically, IMHO!

Well said!

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[hwhatting]

A recent review of some translation exercises reveled some fairly gaping holes in the Kala lexicon.

I get you. The fluency thread today gave me reason to decide on the Tautisca word for "head" after dithering for years on what root to base it.

[Glass Half Baked]

Kenamoya abugida – A decorative script for Kala centered on a circular design.

I second what others have said. I really like the look of this.

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[xxx]

I like the very mechanical character of this calligraphic style...
with all those dots, it looks like card perforations...

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[keenir]

kudos on all your current accomplishments, with Kala, with Sangheili(sp), and your fairy language. great work!

as an aside, your Kala Omyatloko is the only calculiform script I can ever think of, aside from Maya itself; you're a great inspiration.
{"pebble-shaped"...Coe mentioned it, and said that it was coined by one of the early attempters to decipher written Mayan}

[xxx]

it's funny, I thought of omya calligraphy more like inca walls
(and maya writing more like jaguar spots...),
but there is a link with maya, especially its numbers,
is there a real pre-colombian inspiration...