This is traditional Mongolian script.
Remind you of anything?
>>52808762
No but it looks cool. I should totally get a tattoo of something written in traditional mongolian script, like "loyalty" or "strength" or something.
>>52808762
We used the same alphabet before the Swedes came actually...
Wish we could still use it
plebs havent own runes
>>52808762
Like this it reminds me of Chinese calligraphy but the style it reminds me of could be based on Mongolian writing.
Looks chinese
>>52808762
looks like arabic scripture turned 90° to the left tbphf
>>52808762
looks like edgy flipped arabic desu
>>52808762
The game Patapon?
>>52809198
>finland
>alphabet before the swede's arrival
good one
Why it is just vertical Thai
>>52808762
It is like a hieroglyph
interesting
>>52809281
pic related
>>52809599
Mongolian writing is based on flipped Syriac writing, on which was also based the Arabic script. So yeah, they resemble each other somewhat.
>>52809599
Looks like eaten fish
>>52809689
>no "!" and no "'?"
>>52809791
Yes.
But they believed in Buddhism. interesting.
>>52809263
Figures someone posting under a French flag would be familiar with the Arabic script. :^)
>>52808762
looks like oracle bone script
>>52810811
In Genghis Khan's time, Mongolians were pagans and only in later centuries did Buddhism gradually take over from China. In fact at the time of independence in 1911, the country's population was shrinking due to nearly half of all its men being celibate Buddhist monks.
>>52811640
>from China
From Tibet
They believe in Tibetan Buddhism
Mongol alphabet is without a doubt one of the most beautiful ones in the world.
Inspired Tolkien to create a variation of Elvish (Sarati).
>>52809689
>7 & 9
>>52809791
Syriac is based on a script that shares a common ancestr with arabic
