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Pavala has a diverse set of writing systems. [[Htaevic Rouge]] is likely the sole modern-day region where logographies are in use, due to the fact that nobody really seems interested in creating them. The [[Unuvi]] language uses a blend of Htaevic characters and an adapted form of the (syllabary? | Pavala has a diverse set of writing systems. [[Htaevic Rouge]] is likely the sole modern-day region where logographies are in use, due to the fact that nobody really seems interested in creating them. The [[Unuvi]] language uses a blend of Htaevic characters and an adapted form of the (syllabary? abugida? alphabet) used in Nokhta. | ||
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===Logographies in use=== | ===Logographies in use=== | ||
* [[Htaevic characters]] — [[Unuvi]] | * [[Htaevic characters]] — [[Unuvi]] | ||
== Segmental scripts== | |||
===Abugidas=== | |||
* [[Kapunaki]] – [[Soleani language|Soleani]] and several North Amalthean languages | |||
Latest revision as of 23:59, 13 May 2024
Pavala has a diverse set of writing systems. Htaevic Rouge is likely the sole modern-day region where logographies are in use, due to the fact that nobody really seems interested in creating them. The Unuvi language uses a blend of Htaevic characters and an adapted form of the (syllabary? abugida? alphabet) used in Nokhta.