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'''Tanswaiy''' is the official standard writing system of the [[Kyawcenni language]]. It is an abugida with logographic elements.
'''Tanswaiy''' is the official standard writing system of the [[Kyawcenni]] and [[Yakkanogi]] languages. It is an abugida with logographic elements.


== Abugida chart ==
== Abugida chart ==
This chart uses the [[Kyawcenni#KMTS|KMTS romanization]] for the Kyawcenni language.
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The ∅ coda glyph {{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰮤}} is used for /w/ <w> in coda position.
The ∅ coda glyph {{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰮤}} is used for /w/ <w> in coda position.
== Extended characters chart ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
|Onset →
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!f
!pf / ꜰ
!kx/ᴋ
!dj/ᴊ/ǧ
|-
|'''a'''
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰯉}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰦾}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧓}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧨}}
|-
|'''e'''
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰯊}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰦿}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧔}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧩}}
|-
|'''i'''
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰯋}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧀}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧕}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧪}}
|-
|'''o'''
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰯌}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧁}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧖}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧫}}
|-
|'''u'''
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰯍}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧂}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧗}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧬}}
|-
|'''ya'''
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰯎}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧃}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧘}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧭}}
|-
|'''ye'''
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰯏}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧄}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧙}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧮}}
|-
|'''yi'''
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰦰}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧅}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧚}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧯}}
|-
|'''yo'''
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰦱}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧆}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧛}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧰}}
|-
|'''yu'''
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰦲}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧇}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧜}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧱}}
|-
|'''wa'''
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰦳}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧈}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧝}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧲}}
|-
|'''we'''
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰦴}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧉}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧞}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧳}}
|-
|'''wi'''
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰦵}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧊}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧟}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧴}}
|-
|'''wo'''
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰦶}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧋}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧠}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧵}}
|-
|'''wu'''
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰦷}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧌}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧡}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧶}}
|-
|'''ra'''
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰦸}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧍}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧢}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧷}}
|-
|'''re'''
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰦹}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧎}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧣}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧸}}
|-
|'''ri'''
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰦺}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧏}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧤}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧹}}
|-
|'''ro'''
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰦻}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧐}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧥}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧺}}
|-
|'''ru'''
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰦼}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧑}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧦}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧻}}
|-
|'''''(coda)'''''
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰦽}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧒}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧧}}
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰧼}}
|}


== Special symbols ==
== Special symbols ==

Latest revision as of 19:08, 25 September 2026

Tanswaiy is the official standard writing system of the Kyawcenni and Yakkanogi languages. It is an abugida with logographic elements.

Abugida chart

This chart uses the KMTS romanization for the Kyawcenni language.

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∅ b c č d g h j k l m n ng p r s š t x y z
a 󰨀 󰨁 󰨂 󰨃 󰨄 󰨅 󰨆 󰨇 󰨈 󰨉 󰨊 󰨋 󰨌 󰨍 󰨎 󰨏 󰨐 󰨑 󰨒 󰨓 󰨔
e 󰨕 󰨖 󰨗 󰨘 󰨙 󰨚 󰨛 󰨜 󰨝 󰨞 󰨟 󰨠 󰨡 󰨢 󰨣 󰨤 󰨥 󰨦 󰨧 󰨨 󰨩
i 󰨪 󰨫 󰨬 󰨭 󰨮 󰨯 󰨰 󰨱 󰨲 󰨳 󰨴 󰨵 󰨶 󰨷 󰨸 󰨹 󰨺 󰨻 󰨼 󰨽 󰨾
o 󰨿 󰩀 󰩁 󰩂 󰩃 󰩄 󰩅 󰩆 󰩇 󰩇 󰩉 󰩊 󰩋 󰩌 󰩍 󰩎 󰩏 󰩐 󰩑 󰩒 󰩓
u 󰩔 󰩕 󰩖 󰩗 󰩘 󰩙 󰩚 󰩛 󰩜 󰩝 󰩞 󰩟 󰩠 󰩡 󰩢 󰩣 󰩤 󰩥 󰩦 󰩧 󰩨
ya 󰩩 󰩪 󰩫 󰩬 󰩭 󰩮 󰩯 󰩰 󰩱 󰩲 󰩳 󰩴 󰩵 󰩶 󰩷 󰩸 󰩹 󰩺 󰩻 󰩼 󰩽
ye 󰩾 󰩿 󰪀 󰪁 󰪂 󰪃 󰪄 󰪅 󰪆 󰪇 󰪈 󰪉 󰪊 󰪋 󰪌 󰪍 󰪎 󰪏 󰪐 󰪑 󰪒
yi 󰪓 󰪔 󰪕 󰪖 󰪗 󰪘 󰪙 󰪚 󰪛 󰪜 󰪝 󰪞 󰪟 󰪠 󰪡 󰪢 󰪣 󰪤 󰪥 󰪦 󰪧
yo 󰪨 󰪩 󰪪 󰪫 󰪬 󰪭 󰪮 󰪯 󰪰 󰪱 󰪲 󰪳 󰪴 󰪵 󰪶 󰪷 󰪸 󰪹 󰪺 󰪻 󰪼
yu 󰪽 󰪾 󰪿 󰫀 󰫁 󰫂 󰫃 󰫄 󰫅 󰫆 󰫇 󰫈 󰫉 󰫊 󰫋 󰫌 󰫍 󰫎 󰫏 󰫐 󰫑
wa 󰫒 󰫓 󰫔 󰫕 󰫖 󰫗 󰫘 󰫙 󰫚 󰫛 󰫜 󰫝 󰫞 󰫟 󰫠 󰫡 󰫢 󰫣 󰫤 󰫥 󰫦
we 󰫧 󰫨 󰫩 󰫪 󰫫 󰫬 󰫭 󰫮 󰫯 󰫰 󰫱 󰫲 󰫳 󰫴 󰫵 󰫶 󰫷 󰫸 󰫹 󰫺 󰫻
wi 󰨪 󰫽 󰫾 󰫿 󰬀 󰬁 󰬂 󰬃 󰬄 󰬅 󰬆 󰬇 󰬈 󰬉 󰬊 󰬋 󰬌 󰬍 󰬎 󰬏 󰬐
wo 󰬑 󰬒 󰬓 󰬔 󰬕 󰬖 󰬗 󰬘 󰬙 󰬚 󰬛 󰬜 󰬝 󰬞 󰬟 󰬠 󰬡 󰬢 󰬣 󰬤 󰬥
wu 󰬦 󰬧 󰬨 󰬩 󰬪 󰬫 󰬬 󰬭 󰬮 󰬯 󰬰 󰬱 󰬲 󰬳 󰬴 󰬵 󰬶 󰬷 󰬸 󰬹 󰬺
ra 󰬻 󰬼 󰬽 󰬾 󰬿 󰭀 󰭁 󰭂 󰭃 󰭄 󰭅 󰭆 󰭇 󰭈 󰭉 󰭊 󰭋 󰭌 󰭍 󰭎 󰭏
re 󰭐 󰭑 󰭒 󰭓 󰭔 󰭕 󰭖 󰭗 󰭘 󰭙 󰭚 󰭛 󰭜 󰭝 󰭞 󰭟 󰭠 󰭡 󰭢 󰭣 󰭤
ri 󰭥 󰭦 󰭧 󰭨 󰭩 󰭪 󰭫 󰭬 󰭭 󰭮 󰭯 󰭰 󰭱 󰭲 󰭳 󰭴 󰭵 󰭶 󰭷 󰭸 󰭹
ro 󰭺 󰭻 󰭼 󰭽 󰭾 󰭿 󰮀 󰮁 󰮂 󰮃 󰮄 󰮅 󰮆 󰮇 󰮈 󰮉 󰮊 󰮋 󰮌 󰮍 󰮎
ru 󰮏 󰮐 󰮑 󰮒 󰮓 󰮔 󰮕 󰮖 󰮗 󰮘 󰮙 󰮚 󰮛 󰮜 󰮝 󰮞 󰮟 󰮠 󰮡 󰮢 󰮣
(coda) 󰮤 󰮥 󰮦 󰮧 󰮨 󰮩 󰮪 󰮫 󰮬 󰮭 󰮮 󰮯 󰮰 󰮱 󰮲 󰮳 󰮴 󰮵 󰮶 󰮷 󰮸

The ∅ coda glyph 󰮤 is used for /w/ <w> in coda position.

Extended characters chart

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f pf / ꜰ kx/ᴋ dj/ᴊ/ǧ
a 󰯉 󰦾 󰧓 󰧨
e 󰯊 󰦿 󰧔 󰧩
i 󰯋 󰧀 󰧕 󰧪
o 󰯌 󰧁 󰧖 󰧫
u 󰯍 󰧂 󰧗 󰧬
ya 󰯎 󰧃 󰧘 󰧭
ye 󰯏 󰧄 󰧙 󰧮
yi 󰦰 󰧅 󰧚 󰧯
yo 󰦱 󰧆 󰧛 󰧰
yu 󰦲 󰧇 󰧜 󰧱
wa 󰦳 󰧈 󰧝 󰧲
we 󰦴 󰧉 󰧞 󰧳
wi 󰦵 󰧊 󰧟 󰧴
wo 󰦶 󰧋 󰧠 󰧵
wu 󰦷 󰧌 󰧡 󰧶
ra 󰦸 󰧍 󰧢 󰧷
re 󰦹 󰧎 󰧣 󰧸
ri 󰦺 󰧏 󰧤 󰧹
ro 󰦻 󰧐 󰧥 󰧺
ru 󰦼 󰧑 󰧦 󰧻
(coda) 󰦽 󰧒 󰧧 󰧼

Special symbols

Tanswaiy Purpose
󰮹 Changes vowel quality: e > ê and o > ô
󰮺 Changes vowel quality: e > ai and o > au
󰮻 Used to mark the end of a sentence, like the dot in English.
󰮼 Exclamation mark
󰮽 Comma
󰮾 (technical, not in use) e diacritic
󰮾 (technical, not in use) i diacritic[1]
󰯀 (technical, not in use) o diacritic
󰯁 (technical, not in use) u diacritic
󰯂 (technical, not in use) coda diacritic
󰯃 (technical, not in use) o diacritic (variant 2)
󰯄 (technical, not in use) u diacritic (variant 2)
󰯅 (technical, not in use) glide r diacritic
󰯆 (technical, not in use) glide w diacritic
󰯇 (technical, not in use) ya yit
󰯈 (technical, not in use) ya yit (variant 2)

Logographs

Symbol KMTS Meaning
󰰀 an cuw light
󰰁 ar in
󰰂 ku lyarh storm
󰰃 leš fire
󰰄 lying everyone
󰰅 na za eye
󰰆 nę xam take, hold
󰰇 nyor person
󰰈 pwow doubt
󰰉 šêrng hand
󰰊 šing land
󰰋 tyo beyn lose
󰰌 xêx star
󰰍 yo lyu city
󰰎 gyaus life
󰰏 mez (question particle)
󰰐 naj everything

References

  1. ↑ In the Tanswaiy font, it looks the same as the e diacritic. This is simply an error that I don't feel like fixing right now.