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The '''Kerch script''' is an {{wl|abugida}}, primarily used as a {{wl|phonetic}} {{wl|cipher}} for {{wl|English}} | The '''Kerch script''' is an {{wl|abugida}}, primarily used as a {{wl|phonetic}} {{wl|cipher}} for {{wl|English}}. It was created by [[David J. Peterson]] for the [[Netflix]] series ''[[Shadow and Bone]]''. English text written in the script is used on the island of [[Kerch]] in the show as a stand-in for the [[Kerch language]], which has not been extensively fleshed out. Ostensibly, the script would be used to write the Kerch language as well. | ||
==Orthography== | ==Orthography== | ||
Latest revision as of 00:51, 27 July 2024
The Kerch script is an abugida, primarily used as a phonetic cipher for English. It was created by David J. Peterson for the Netflix series Shadow and Bone. English text written in the script is used on the island of Kerch in the show as a stand-in for the Kerch language, which has not been extensively fleshed out. Ostensibly, the script would be used to write the Kerch language as well.
Orthography
Each consonant-vowel combination in the Kerch script is shown in the following table:
Numerals
The numerals of the Kerch script, which are base-10, can be seen in the table below:
