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Script Nihilisque: edition 4.0

Supports: both decimal and duodecimal number notation, a double system number notation that may be used alternatively in different contexts, a wide array of sounds usually not incorporated into Latin, Greek, or Cyrillic; Greek style individual letter names for phonetic communication such as of the NATO Phonetic alphabet, an easy to learn system for letter naming based on 4 conventions, a basic style of glyphs and sounds that will be familiar to Western language speakers, clear incorporation of diacritics for clarity and expansion of sounds, basic IPA equivalence, and Xixtem language usage. This alphabet can be used to unite different languages by common literature through this single writing system.

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Script Nihilisque numeral chart (v3.5)

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Here is the premier of ‘Script Nihilisque’ and it’s two base-10 and 12 numeral systems. The alphabet is mostly based on Latin, Greek, Cyrillic, and Coptic but certainly does draw inspiration from Semitic and Far Eastern writing systems and their glyph design.

This constructed alphabet was designed to be used with Xixtem (a con-lang), and thus had to avoid visual similarities with the Latin alphabet, in which case, was used to denote propositions and alike; and the Greek alphabet, which is used in Xixtem to denote pronouns, articles, modifiers, etc.

The script is currently in it’s infancy and at the version 3.5; and will be developed further alongside Xixtem. The script can easily be used as an alternative to English and many others. The alphabet does not contain a true letter for “L”, and instead uses a modified letter “R” if such sound is required.