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'''Kerch''' is an {{wl|abugida}}, primarily used as a {{wl|cipher}} to write {{wl|English}}, which was created by [[David J. Peterson]] for the [[Netflix]] series ''[[Shadow and Bone]]''. Cipher-text English 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.  
'''Kerch''' is an {{wl|abugida}}, primarily used as a {{wl|cipher}} to write {{wl|English}}, which was created by [[David J. Peterson]] for the [[Netflix]] series ''[[Shadow and Bone]]''. Cipher-text English 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.  
==Orthography==
Each consonant-vowel combination in the Kerch script is shown in the following table:
[[File:Kerch glyphs.png|600px]]
==Numerals==
The numerals of the Kerch can be seen in the table below:
[[File:Kerch numerals.png|600px]]


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[[Category:Kerch script| ]][[Category:Script appendices]]

Revision as of 04:03, 4 February 2024

Kerch is an abugida, primarily used as a cipher to write English, which was created by David J. Peterson for the Netflix series Shadow and Bone. Cipher-text English 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.

Orthography

Each consonant-vowel combination in the Kerch script is shown in the following table:

Numerals

The numerals of the Kerch can be seen in the table below: