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LaughtonMcCry β Brumian logographic Glyphs
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a collection of word glyphs, used on the floating continent of Brume.I will update this page when i have added the words of the language and their meaning.
here is the syllable chart
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Are you aware of the sitelen sitelen writing system designed for toki pona? It looks a lot like this! If you didn't know it, google "sitelen sitelen" and check it out!
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i know about it, mine is inspired by it ^^
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I am not entirely sure I follow. It looks like the symbols above mean the same as the one below, but the first one has one symbol above. Β The top part clearly includes some of the symbols below making me think it is a sentence, but there are several above that aren't defined.
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the small symbols above are syllables standing for a single word component. here is the full table fav.me/d5q5u7j with all syllables defined.
some words can be made from just one syllable, some are made from several just like in anny other language. for example the word for land here is the word "pan" made from the sylable pa and the nasal suffix n making it the small symbol pan or the larger logoglyph. the word for house is poi toi consisting of the syllables poi and toi or can be written also as the Logoglyph you see there below and larger.
the bothΒ logoglyphs of the second row consit of two logoglyphs mixed one outside and one inside or infix making it a new word with a new meaning.
here is a list with logoglyphs fav.me/d5q5u7j their meaning in the description below.
i hope that helps, if not just feel free to ask again.
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Pan is the one that is throwing me, but I think the idea is that for words with one syllable he logo glyph may not match the syllable?
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you can write them with the logo instead of the syllable or vice versa.
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