Nahan script

The Nahan script (Mosici: narahnc an-cirta /naʀãːk ãkeʀta/, Tosï: nara fetíná [ˈnaɣa feˈtɨno]), also known as the Póliah script (Mosici: Póliahc an-cirta /puljaːk ãkeʀta/, Tosï: polía fetíná [puˈlɨʔa feˈtɨno]), is a script used by various languages across the Ŋorld, most notably Mosici in Imerchal and Tosï in Heufauna.

Letter Order

The Nahan script letters are ordered as such:

Letter	Name	Translitteration	IPA Value
p	paí, pe	p	/p/
o	ós, osó	o	/o/, /u/
l	lán, lánó	l	/l/
i	írni, éne	i	/e/, /j/
a	ánta, áta	a	/a/
h	hapfe, hafe	h	∅, lengthens a preceding vowel, /x/
r	ris, resó	r	/ʀ/, /ɣ/
u	uoc, uácó	u	/w/
c	cal, caló	c	/k/
n	naol, náló	n	/n/, nasalises a previous vowel, not pronounced in codas
e	éstal, éta	e	/ɛ/
s	sipal, sepa	s	/s/
z	zorel, záre	z	/z/
f	fasoh, fasá	f	/ɸ/, /f/
v	viren, vere	v	/β/, /v/
m	milo, mélá	m	/m/
t	tecio, teciá	t	/t/

Strappo

The Nahan script also uses a diacritic: the Strappo (Mosici: sitrapaóh /ɕtrapoː/, Tosï: siórapá [ʃˈɣapo]) that modify the values of some letters. It is usually transliterated with an acute.

Letter	Value
á	/ɔ/, /o/
ć	/g/
é	/i/
í	/i/, /ɨ/
ń	/ŋ/
ó	/u/, /ɵ/
ṕ	/b/
t́	/d/