Chahta' Ogham is a way to write Choctaw with the Ogham alphabet devised by Lenny Bright. Choctaw is a Western Muskogean language spoken mainly in Oklahoma in the USA. In 1847 during the potato famine in Ireland, the Choctaw people, inspite of their own meagre resources, raised money and sent it to a famine relief organization to help the Irish [More information]. Lenny thought this adaptation would be a nice gift for the Choctaw.
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Hattak yuka keyu hokʊtto yakohmit itibachʊfat hieli kʊt, nan isht imaiʊlhpiesa atokmʊt itilawashke; yohmi ha hattak nana hohkia, keyukmʊt kanohmi hohkia okla moma nana isht aim aiʊlhpiesa, micha isht aimaiʊlhtoba he aima ka kanohmi bano hosh isht ik imaiʊlhpieso kashke. Amba moma kʊt nana isht imachukma chi ho tuksʊli hokmakashke.
(Atikel I, Aiʊlhepiesa Makosh Ʊlhpisa)
That all free men, when they form a special compact, are equal in rights, and that no man or set of men are entitled to exclusive, separate public emolument or privileges from the community, but in consideration of public services.
(Article I Choctaw Declaration of Rights)
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