Hena'haa Nehe

The Hena'haa Nehe alphabet was created by Ganeshavatâr (Dino Castelbou) as an alternative way to write Cheyenne, a Plains Algonquian language spoken in Montana and Oklahoma in the USA. The name Hena'haa Nehe means "Spirit of the Eagle" in Cheyenne.

Notable features

• Type of writing system: alphabet
• Direction of writing: left to right in horizontal lines
• Used to write: Cheyenne (Tsėhesenėstsestotse)
• Each letter represents one of the primordial forces of nature in the North American Indian tradition.

Hena'haa Nehe script

Sample text

Links

Information about Hena'haa Nehe (in French)
https://dinocastelboupoemes.blogspot.com/

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