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* The only samples of Alethi script currently available are three excerpts from [[Navani's notebook]] and on a sketch depicting a lait in [[Shallan's sketchbook]] |
* The only samples of Alethi script currently available are three excerpts from [[Navani's notebook]] and on a sketch depicting a lait in [[Shallan's sketchbook]] |
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* It was designed by [[Isaac Stewart]], to look like waveforms. |
* It was designed by [[Isaac Stewart]], to look like waveforms. |
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− | * Neither [[Brandon]] nor Isaac can read Alethi without reference.{{qa ref|987|29|Can you read Alethi script?}} |
+ | * Neither [[Brandon]] nor Isaac can read Alethi without reference.{{qa ref|987|29|Can you read Alethi script?|date=Nov 6th, 2012}} |
== Notes == |
== Notes == |
Revisión del 20:57 11 dic 2014
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Relacionado con | Vorinism |
Mundo de origen | Roshar |
The women's script is a writing system used in Vorin nations, such as Alethkar, Jah Keved, and Kharbranth, on Roshar. The script is a phonetic alphabet, meaning each symbol denotes a particular sound or "phoneme". The meaning of each letter is determined by both shape and size.
Trivia
- The only samples of Alethi script currently available are three excerpts from Navani's notebook and on a sketch depicting a lait in Shallan's sketchbook
- It was designed by Isaac Stewart, to look like waveforms.
- Neither Brandon nor Isaac can read Alethi without reference.[1]
Notes
- ↑ Can you read Alethi script?
— Theoryland - Nov 6th, 2012#
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