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| name = Old Phyrean scripts | | name = Old Phyrean scripts | ||
| sample = Ffion-call.svg | | sample = Ffion-call.svg | ||
| caption = A call to [[Ffion]] found outside the [[Tyllawr Temple]] dating from around 500 BNB. It reads {{cs|jrt| | | caption = A call to [[Ffion]] found outside the [[Tyllawr Temple]] dating from around 500 BNB. It reads {{cs|jrt|FIONOXĒELGLYCIORSINRIDASOÐARWRAUDOR}} ''FIONOXĒ:ELGLYCIOR:SIN:RIDASO:ÐAR:WRAUDOR'' "O Ffion, I am to be married off and I do not love this man" | ||
| languages = [[Elder Phyrean]], related languages | | languages = [[Elder Phyrean]], related languages | ||
| fam1 = [[Bhymian hieroglyphs]] | | fam1 = [[Bhymian hieroglyphs]] | ||
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== Table of letters == | == Table of letters == | ||
The table below displays the order and relationship between the Old Phyrean scripts, their phonetic values, and their correspondence to modern [[Phyrean | The table below displays the order and relationship between the Old Phyrean scripts, their phonetic values, and their correspondence to modern [[Phyrean script]] characters. | ||
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|+Comparison of the Old Phyrean alphabets | |+Comparison of the Old Phyrean alphabets | ||
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| Old Phyrean scripts | |
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A call to Ffion found outside the Tyllawr Temple dating from around 500 BNB. It reads FIONOXĒELGLYCIORSINRIDASOÐARWRAUDOR FIONOXĒ:ELGLYCIOR:SIN:RIDASO:ÐAR:WRAUDOR "O Ffion, I am to be married off and I do not love this man" | |
| Script type | Alphabet
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| Languages | Elder Phyrean, related languages |
| Related scripts | |
Parent systems | Bhymian hieroglyphs
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Child systems | Phyrean script, Old Asconian scripts |
The Old Phyrean scripts were a family of closely related alphabets used in writing Elder Phyrean, Elder Southern Avannian and Elder Hearnish. These can be subdivided into three separate scripts: northern, central, and southern-insular.
Table of letters
The table below displays the order and relationship between the Old Phyrean scripts, their phonetic values, and their correspondence to modern Phyrean script characters.