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The '''Mañic script family''' is the family of scripts descended from the [[Mañi abugida]]. The languages traditionally written with this family are all [[Ngerupic languages]], and most of them belong to the [[Mañic languages|Mañic]] family. | The '''Mañic script family''' is the family of scripts descended from the [[Mañi abugida]]. The languages traditionally written with this family are all [[Ngerupic languages]], and most of them belong to the [[Mañic languages|Mañic]] family. | ||
Because the Mañi abugida and [[Old Tekaunye syllabary]] are indirectly descended from [[ | Because the Mañi abugida and [[Old Tekaunye syllabary]] are indirectly descended from [[Imperial Letsatian script|Letso-Terminian]], it is usually considered a genus of the [[Ekuosian script family]]. However, the Old Tekaunye syllabary did not take its sound-symbol mappings directly from Letso-Terminian, and was instead visually inspired by it and created by scribes who may not have been literate in Letso-Terminian or indeed in any language. Some scholars therefore interpret this as an independent script family. | ||
==List of Mañic scripts== | ==List of Mañic scripts== | ||
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* [[Ndxiixun script]] | * [[Ndxiixun script]] | ||
* [[Nichoh script]] | * [[Nichoh script]] | ||
* [[Ngigu script]] | |||
* [[Upthsung]] | * [[Upthsung]] | ||
* [[Yashuhay script]] | * [[Yashuhay script]] | ||
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Depending on the source, the [[Yachiro syllabary]], which has a common ancestor with the Mañi abugida in the Old Tekaunye syllabary, may or may not be included. | Depending on the source, the [[Yachiro syllabary]], which has a common ancestor with the Mañi abugida in the Old Tekaunye syllabary, may or may not be included. | ||
[[Category:Writing systems]] [[Category: | ==See also== | ||
* [[Mañic languages]] | |||
[[Category:Writing systems]] [[Category:Mañic languages]] [[Category:Mañic scripts|*]] | |||
Latest revision as of 22:30, 19 October 2021
The Mañic script family is the family of scripts descended from the Mañi abugida. The languages traditionally written with this family are all Ngerupic languages, and most of them belong to the Mañic family.
Because the Mañi abugida and Old Tekaunye syllabary are indirectly descended from Letso-Terminian, it is usually considered a genus of the Ekuosian script family. However, the Old Tekaunye syllabary did not take its sound-symbol mappings directly from Letso-Terminian, and was instead visually inspired by it and created by scribes who may not have been literate in Letso-Terminian or indeed in any language. Some scholars therefore interpret this as an independent script family.
List of Mañic scripts
- Awatese script
- Hlung script
- Ndxiixun script
- Nichoh script
- Ngigu script
- Upthsung
- Yashuhay script
- Yako'e script
Depending on the source, the Yachiro syllabary, which has a common ancestor with the Mañi abugida in the Old Tekaunye syllabary, may or may not be included.