The Lota Ede script developed from the Bugis script during the 16th century, when Bugis peple settled in the Ende-speaking region. The Bugis script was adapted to write the Ende language and became known as the Lota script or Lota Ende. The word lota means palm, and the Lota Ende script was traditionally written on palm leaves. These days, Ende language is usually written with the Latin alphabet.
Download an alphabet chart for Lota (Excel)
Ma'e sewo bebo, nitu ngadho no'o babo mamo eo te'ti tei ra kita. ebe, langga do leka fila bewa, nuka leka keli soke ele nesi susa, jaga paga do no'o jala-jala medu tei nia ana mamo muri bheri..
Don't forget your forefathers who struggled for you; they passed the deep dark ravines and the high mountains, although troubles always came. They saved our life to keep their grandchildrens' life safe and well.
Information about the Lota script mainly provided by Ridwan Maulana. If you have any questions about this script, you can contact Ridwan at ridwanmaul768@gmail.com
Information about the Lota script
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lontara_script
https://indonesianfolklore.blogspot.com/p/script.html
https://pandey.github.io/unicode/documents.html
Lota Ende fonts
https://aksaradinusantara.com/fonta/aksara/lota
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