Index of Scripts (cont’d)

Image	Name	Description
2011
	NawaBrahmi	Indic syllabary, of the component variety.
	ThaiTaiLue	extended inline Thai alphabet with ideas from TaiLue.
	Brahmi Lue	full, modern Indic-style alphabet with vowels and finals derived from the TaiLue script.
	Alcesian	a bold, serifed innovation built upon Ian James’ Full Aelg.
	Tropozia Lipi	syllabary based very loosely on Ian James’ Elektrum, with vowels inside the consonant frame.
	KhuenTaiLue	hybrid of Khuen/Lanna and New Tai Lue, with some extra phonemes.
	Thai Pen Sen	linear extension of Thai, using inline vowels and new tone system.
	Arabiyat-il-Latînat	a left-to-right revision of Arabic, with Latin-style glyphs, somewhat reminiscent of Bostani.
	CyrTai	a modified Cyrillic script for Thai and/or Indic languages.
	HurufArkawi	Arkian letters, inspired by the game ANIMA Ark of Sinners.
	ShastraLipi	Indic and SE Asian consonant forms, with “scientific” vowel system.
	OrosoLipi	Cyrillic-based alphabet featuring semivowels as diacritics.
	Akson Dawk	the ‘flower’ script, Indic-based.
	Bhartuli	a stylized Indic script.
	Siizu Lipi	complex but clearly organized component syllabary.
	Indarthai	a cursive alphabet with modifier diacritics.
	Myanmai	an alphabet with influences from Burmese, Ramkhamhaeng Thai and other South Asian scripts.
	Myangon	hybrid of extended Burmese and Gondi scripts.
	Mammattia Lipi	abugida inspired by, and derived from, Matt Youen’s script Banlehu.
	Lunate Letters	a connected-abugida or syllabary alphabet, with some reference to Burmese shapes.
	Ishchuq’	alphabet derived from Armenian, with phonetic digraphs & trigraphs.
	Ethebar	a syllabary where the parts are joined, reminiscent of Ethiopic.
	Bharatakshara	extended Indic script in the style of Devanagari.
	Karwe Shan	hybrid alphabet with Burmese-based consonants and TaiLe-style vowels.
	Bharaklak Lipi	square Indic script where vowels are joined; name comes from /bhara/ “Indic” + /klak/ Thai for “box”.
	Khudawadi Lipi	the lovely old Sindhi script, with extensions for Arabic etc.
	Nawariyakkhara	a stylization and extension of the Ariyaka script of King Rama IV of Siam.
	Ramkhamia Lipi	extension and development of King Ramkhamhaeng’s Thai script; more consonants and linear vowels.
	Akson Hima Phaan	Brahmi-style syllabary with influences from Japanese Kana.
	Kwerbha Lyppai	new syllabary with stacked components, inspired by a joke of Ian James.
	BurShanLe	hybrid of Burmese, Shan and TaiLe.
	MongolBichig	a right-to-left (rotated 90 degrees clockwise) Mongolian script with Latin-based glyphs.
	Akson-e-Saq	Indic-based alphabet with bitonal consonants; the saq “hair” refers to the stroke on top of the letters.
2010
	Klakson	component-based syllabary, with the name coming from Thai klak “little box” + akson “letters”.
	Indabxaz	the modern Indabxaz script is an alphabet, where the vowel marks are always written on a carrier ‘u’. Long ago, the vowel marks were put upon the consonants.
	Mammaui	a full combining syllabary, inspired by Ian James’ Maui script.
	Xiluxin	a phonetically rich alphabet system using mostly Cyrillic shapes with diacritics.
	Pau Thai Lai	alphabet mixture of Lao, Thai and Pau Cin Hau, with Indic influences.
	Hwang P’o Sark	an extension of the Korean script with more sounds.
	TwCenThai	simplified, modern style Thai with extra vowels. (Name comes from the font used in its creation.)
	Sigilipi	an alphabetic syllabary with half-characters derived from Devanagari, and extra marks partially from Japanese Kana.
	Etiozindi Lipi	hybrid of Sindhi and Ethiopic, mostly intended for Ethiopian.
	Asomtavrabjad	Courier-style alphabet with carrier vowels, based on the old Asomtavruli style of Georgian.
	Tai Boeng	new Indic-based script with bitonal consonant set; Tai Viet consonants and New Tai Lue vowels, in Times New Roman style.
	Thai Sara Baep Mai	extension of Thai, using inline vowels inspired by those of King Rama 6.
	InsulTai	stacked syllabary based on Tai/Indic, inspired by a letter seen on a shirt in a TV program, and Lanna script.
	Oytunnic	a full, Lanna-style abugida.
	Times New Burmese	a Burmese script using style of Times New Roman (Latin) font.
	Pers-e-Bur	a Burmese-style alphabet for Persian, including vowel sound shifts from Old Persian to modern Iranian languages.
	Thau	alphabetic extension and modification of Tai/Shan.
	Myarathána	hybrid of Burmese and Thaana (Maldivian).
	Kerna Lipi	new cursive syllabary system, inspired by Ian James’ Nav script for the language of the aliens of Avatar.
2009
	Zantobi	writing system of the fictitious Zan people.
	MyaShanLe	extended hybrid of Burmese, Shan and TaiLe.
	Tai Riang Khiau	inline modification and extension of Thai.
	Sirindi Lipi	hybrid of Cyrillic and various Indic scripts.
	Zhelkaran	syllabary inspired by Tanis Kint’s Zhelniv script.
	Syllabitsa	geometric syllabary with full phoneme coverage, inspired by Canadian Aboriginal syllabics.
	New Konkani	alphabet for the Konkani language, in Times New Roman style.
before 2009
	Myalanna	alphabetic hybrid of Burmese and Lanna, with features from Semitic scripts in the vowels (matres lectiones as bases).
	SvanTimes	extended Georgian alphabet using style of Times New Roman (Latin) font.
	Dai Nemew	tonal alphabetic script using modified Tai letters.
	Courier Tengwar	alphabetic extension to Tolkien’s system, using an attractive Courier style font.
	Cingambi	connected script for an imaginary language lacking fricatives (similar to many Australian Aboriginal languages).
	Mattelluttu	Brahmic style quasi-syllabary, with most vowels joined to their consonants.
	Uklandar	new system with regular phonemic treatment & full vowel set; the vowel system is almost that of Khmer.
	Zagwi	a complex, but neat and regular, syllabary.
	Gaudikarang	cased alphabet using Indic-style characters and a Times-style font.
	Burkayah	alphabetic hybrid of Burmese and Kayah Li.
	Mt’sk’riobha Lipi	a stylized and greatly extended Georgian alphabet, based on the Mkhedruli style.
	Kai Lipi	the “egg” script, based on Shan/Burmese and Indic.
	RajaLipi	Indic-based tonal script with front-back consonant sets, inspired by the Lao script.
	Jimeneh Lipi	a full phonetic Latin-style alphabet featuring digraphs & trigraphs.
	Modern Twitterati	full phoneme alphabet based loosely on Burmese. (The name comes from the now defunct Langmaker website.)
	Gowaithani	new system suggestive of Indic-style abugida, inspired by Unicode charts of Indic scripts.
	Cao Yin Zi	Times New Roman style alternative to Bopomofo for Han Chinese; name suggested by Simon Ager of Omniglot.
	Mattai Le	extension of TaiLe with slight Japanese Kana influence.
	Maggezian	syllabary in Times New Roman style with vowels affixed regularly.
	Urethanian	an alphasyllabary using symmetric glyph-parts assembled into ornate “eggs”.
	EmThaLei	an alphasyllabary catering for CVVC languages, assembled into decorative geometric units.
	Oiponki	a syllabary with main-vowel forms, and a unique method of assembling other vowels.
	Ixirai Ur’thana	a phonetically assembled script, with the vowel sounds of classical Arabic.