Includes characters from Kántandu and Old Kántandu.

A featural abjad loosely inspired by Canadian Aboriginal and Kaktovik for an in-development conlang. This is a right-to-left script which uses the Hebrew keyboard as its base (though with the Latin US Standard layout for corresponding sounds). The letters are all lowercase. The numbers are in hexadecimal (0-9, A-F) and are written left-to-right. Make sure CAPS+SHIFT is on when typing A-F or you'll get Hebrew characters.

The parabolas are typed using lowercase consonants. The direction represents place of articulation: right=labial, up=alveolar, down=(pre/)palatal, left=velar~uvular, circle=glottal. Plain letters are voiceless fricatives. A dot in the center is a plosive. A line from the center voices the sound. A zigzag is a nasal. A line towards the center is an approximant (l and y). Words are separated by single spaces.

Typing a lower case vowel will return the relevant mater lectionis. Typing any upper case letter after F will return a character in the wrong orientation, so don't do that. Due to the structure of the language and keyboard limitations, typing ? returns the symbol for m, @ returns j, and & returns an irrelevant Hebrew character. Besides those, all other basic Latin punctuation is represented.

Troubleshooting (stuff I ran into on Mac): Can't type the glottal stop (') ? Use "a" instead. Some characters are broken? Remove the font from the fontbook, find the .ttf, and re-install it if it now has a picture on it with a writing sample. Somehow that works.

The following letters represent a different sound than they usually do in English: f(ɸ), c(ɕ), x(x~χ), v(β), j(ʒ), r(ɣ~ʁ), '(ʔ). q and w are not used.

This font is conscript of Conöyés Maherã & use for Indonesia language, conlang of Conötur Maherã

This is for my conlang.

 Reks Fel Abugida expanded to include numbers, & more punctuation.

1-9= b, d, f, g, h, j, k, l, m with a dot below. 0=z with a dot below ? is 'd' with a dot below, from the Esperanto word for question, "demando". Exclamation point is 'd' with a dot below the top line. 'C' & 'k' are 'd' with 1 & 3 dots in the middle inspired by Arabic.

H-EE-LOH-T common language of H-EE-LAH

This is a simple sort of featural alphabet I created. It was the first writing system I ever created, and I just decided to make it into a font for fun.

This is the current version of an abugida I made for fun. Due to limitations in the program, it has to be really clunky for me to get it the way I want.

This is for my conlang, Taxu.

And for all of you who complemented it, thanks!

This is a conscript font made for the ʔn conlang.

Lowercase letters are shortcuts for hard to type letters. Lowercase vowels are vowels with a short vocal stop at the end with no glide to the next constant. Uppercase vowels have no vocal stop and glide to the next constant. Lowercase n is a Velar Nasal. The lowercase t is the "th" sound Theta or a voiceless dental fricative. Never lowercase r and b are trills. 

(Ten year anniversary!)

This is my conlang, Täämüŕ.

а = a
ӓ = ɐ̃
ә = æ
б = b
в = β
г = ʞ̬̬
ҕ = ɢ
ԁ = d̪

ѯ = ð
є = ɛ

ѧ = ɛ̃~ɜ
ӡ = ʑ
з = z
і = i
ѵ = ɨ̃~ə

к = k

ӄ = χ

л = l~ʎ

м = m

н = n

ӈ = ɲ~ɴ

о = ɔ

ө = ɶ

ѫ = ɔ̃

п = p

ҧ = β̞

р = ʁ

ҏ = ɾ

с = s

ҩ = ɕ

ԍ = ɧ

т = t

ѳ = θ

ү = u

ұ = ɯ̽

ѡ = ʉ̃

ф = ɸ

Inspired by Ezunas Conlang.

a conlang i made for conlang, lhioipran.

Bittish but S Q U A R E