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'''Upthsung''' is a [[Wikipedia:left to right|left to right]] script used to write [[Ru]], the official language of the [[Ru|Democratic Republic of Ru]], derived from the Mani abugida. | [[File:Upthsung.png|thumbnail|A example of Upthsung.]] | ||
'''Upthsung''' is a [[Wikipedia:left to right|left to right]] script used to write [[Ru]], the official language of the [[Ru|Democratic Republic of Ru]], derived from the Mani abugida. | |||
Upthsung was adapted from the Mani script, which is used in Akulanen. The oldest dated inscription in Ru was found in Daythion, dated 445 CE. The modern version of the script has not varied significantly throughout the ages, having occasional spelling reforms throughout its history. The current spelling reform is dated 1952. | |||
==Etymology== | ==Etymology== | ||
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== History == | ==History== | ||
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[[Category: | [[Category:Writing systems]] [[Category:Ru]] [[Category:Upthsung]] [[Category:Mañic scripts]] |
Latest revision as of 10:23, 18 April 2022
Upthsung is a left to right script used to write Ru, the official language of the Democratic Republic of Ru, derived from the Mani abugida.
Upthsung was adapted from the Mani script, which is used in Akulanen. The oldest dated inscription in Ru was found in Daythion, dated 445 CE. The modern version of the script has not varied significantly throughout the ages, having occasional spelling reforms throughout its history. The current spelling reform is dated 1952.