🌍 Merging Cultures Through a New Language: The Voyters Alphabet
In a groundbreaking exploration of language evolution, I’ve designed the Voyters alphabet, blending influences from the Cyrillic, Arabic, and Middle Eastern alphabets. This innovative approach captures the shared roots and unique characteristics of diverse linguistic traditions.
Key Highlights:
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Character Color Coding:
- Green: Shared sound roots across languages.
- Orange: Modifiers that alter sounds.
- Black: Unique characters vital for structural integrity.
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Core Sounds: The alphabet consists of 26+ characters, reflecting ancient proto-languages and their modern counterparts.
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Phonetic Values: By mapping symbols to sounds, the Voyters alphabet offers insights into lost meanings and potential connections to historical texts, such as the Voynich Manuscript.
Join me on this fascinating journey as I unravel the mysteries of language. Would love your thoughts and feedback—let’s spark a conversation! 💬🔗 Share your insights and connect to explore further!
