Based off of all descendants of the Nagari language family.

The characters have Telugu codepoints.

Origin of name: "tanaha" (a specific meaning of "one") + "Nagari"

Its meaning is to unify all sounds from most Nagari languages into one single script.

v1.0 - 0020~007F

"_" = 1

"A" = 2^n, "B" = 3^n, "C" = 5^n, "D" = 7^n, "E" = 11^n, "F" = 13^n
n = ["a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f"] as [1, 2, 3, -1, -2, -3]

basically, Ae = 2^ (A) -2 (e) = 2^-2 = 0.25 = 1/4

use brackets!

This language is case-sensitive.

Consonants:
k = ka
K = kha
g = ga
G = gha
Y = nga
h = ha
c = ca
C = cha
j = ja
J = jha
N = nya
y = ja
S = sha
T = tta
@ = ttha
D = dda
# = ddha
R = nna
r = ra
$ = ssa
t = ta
% = tha
d = da
^ = dha
n = na
l = la
s = sa
p = pa
P = pha
b = ba
B = bha
m = ma
v = va

Vowels:
a = a
A = aa
i = i
I = ii
u = u
U = uu
e = e
E = ee
& = eh
+ = ai
o = o
O = oo
* = oh
~ = au
( = r
[ = rr
) = l
] = ll

Inspired by Bettina Levy's video called "Ladder Letters."

If you want your sentence to be fully closed, add "<" or a space before it.

The 7 might look weird.

Inspired by Linguleum's "Gurgle" language, which was created for CCC2, which was made by Agma Schwa.

A different version of Urvanian Simplified.

A custom version of Urvanian. See my original Urvanian font to see the entire description.

The font will be finished later...

Hydrogen to Iron (1st to 26th) -> A - Z

Cobalt to Tellurium (27th to 52nd) -> a - z

Iodine to Samarium (53rd to 62nd) -> 0 to 9

Tennent is a vertical language, but FontStruct could only store horizontal fonts