sitelen sitelen

sitelen sitelen is a hieroglyphic script devised by Jonathan Gabel as an alternative way to write Toki Pona, a Pidgin-like language invented by Sonja Lang. sitelen sitelen is based on the Mayan script and can be used either as a syllabary or as a logographic script.

The image on the top right of this page shows ways to write sitelen sitelen and Toki Pona in the sitelen sitelen using the syllabic script and the logographic script

Notable features

• Type of writing system: syllabic/logographic
• Direction of writing: left to right in horizontal lines, with glphs stacked togther is various ways to form words and phrases
• Used to write: Toki Pona

sitelen sitelen syllabic script

The sitelen sitelen syllabic script is made up of the following basic symbols:

The first symbol in the consonant row is used with vowels without an accompanying consonant.

These can be combined together to form all the syllables found in Toki Pona:

Source http://jonathangabel.com/learn/t47/dictionaries/syllabary

sitelen sitelen logographic script

Source http://jonathangabel.com/learn/t47/dictionaries/glyphs

Sample text (syllabic script)

Transliteration

jan ali li kama lon nasin ni: ona li ken tawa li ken pali. jan ali li kama lon sama. jan ali li jo e ken pi pilin suli. jan ali li ken pali e wile pona ona. jan ali li jo e ken pi sona pona e ken pi pali pona. jan ali li wile pali nasin ni: ona li jan pona pi ante.

Translation

All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.
(Article 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights)

Information about Toki Pona | Sitelen script | Phrases | Numbers | Tower of babel

Links

Information about sitelen sitelen
http://jonathangabel.com/projects/t47

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Page last modified: 22.04.21

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