Phyrean script

Phyrean script staeðau fwyrdunwyz
Script type	Alphabet
Time period	ca. 120 BNB – Present
Direction	Left-to-right
Languages	Phyrean and many other languages around the Orddonach, plus colonies.
Related scripts
Parent systems	Bhymian hieroglyphs Matari script Vedan script Old Phyrean scripts Phyrean script

The Phyrean script is an alphabetic writing system employed in much of the Orddonach, originally meant to encode the Phyrean language. Today it is also used to write Ascon, Toamts, Hogharrhyan, and many other, mostly Namuno-Ethian languages. It is prolific as well in colonies founded by Namuno-Ethian-speaking peoples, such as those found in southern Gogg.

Basic script

Phyrean alphabet

Stele script	B	V	D	Z	Q	U	Ū	N	M	L	E	Ē	Ð	S	A	Ā	T	C	R	H	I	Ī	J	Þ	G	Y	Ȳ	W	Ẅ	X	P	F	K	O	Ō
Small script	b	v	d	z	q	u	ū	n	m	l	e	ē	ð	s	a	ā	t	c	r	h	i	ī	j	þ	g	y	ȳ	w	ẅ	x	p	f	k	o	ō
Romanisation	b	f	d	rh	ll	u	ú	n	m	l	e	é	dd	s	a	á	t	c	r	h	i	í	j	th	g	y	ý	w	ẃ	ch	p	ff	ṃ	o	ó
IPA	[b]	[v]	[d]	[r̥]	[ɬ]	[ɨ]	[ɨ:]	[n]	[m]	[l]	[e]	[e:]	[ð]	[s]	[a]	[a:]	[t]	[k]	[r]	[h]	[i]	[i:]	[j]	[θ]	[g]	[ɨ]	[ɨ:]	[ʊ]	[u:]	[x]	[p]	[f]	[v~w~m]	[o]	[o:]