The Gweydr Stone Script

This page is dedicated to the Gweydr Stone Script, which, as its name implies, is carved on stone. It was heavily influenced by Mayan epigraphs, as you'll see.

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Codas

These are the glyphs used for coda consonants. Each coda consonant is confined either to a quarter square, or a half square (depending on how much room is left or needs to be taken up). Four consonants, when occurring word-finally, have triangular glyphs, however. Those are: y, w, r and l.

Just a couple of notes: The letters ' and h do not occur as codas, and thus, have no coda glyphs. Just as with the onsets, codas of š, č, and j are sequences of sy, ty and dy, respectively.

Medial Codas and Rectangular Final Codas

Triangular Final Codas

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