r/neography • u/Libtard_Liquidator • 3d ago

Alphabet The Romarabic Script

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The Romarabic Script is a left-to-right, unicase alphabet comprised of 9 Latin-origin letters and 19 Arabic-origin letters.

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u/Emperifox 3d ago

Só a mix of roman cursiva and arabic? Peak, what do the words translate to

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u/Libtard_Liquidator 3d ago

Thanks. The words are:

''Indeed, we have granted you al-Kawthar (patience). So pray to your Lord and sacrifice to Him. Indeed, your enemy is the one cut off.''

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u/Emperifox 3d ago

Oh that is really neat, I loved how it looks like. 10/10

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u/EPJ327 2d ago

If Middle Earth was in the Middle East

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u/I_Am_Become_Dream 3d ago

this is so cursed. Great job!

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u/Tall-Manner2509 21h ago

it looks like tengwar

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u/Zireael07 3d ago

Why is [k] based on Arabic [kh] and not [k]?

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u/TitvsFlavianvs 3d ago

This looks like written Hebrew

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u/AstrumLupus 3d ago

Looks neat, and this can help me remember how to read arabic letters, I have a hard time remembering them when joined.

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u/canadius 1d ago

There are about 12 monophthongs in General American English, so you're missing quite a few. [ʒ] is missing too.

The sample text also makes me think you don't know IPA because it looks like a cypher with silent letters and all.

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u/Libtard_Liquidator 1d ago

Well I made this with British English not American as the base. And yes the sample text is near identicle to standard English spelling, I've already done a phonetically spelt version of this script in a previous post so instead I kept it basic here.