Hey, int, wtf is this? Google does not help. Neither does omniglot.
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Hey, int, wtf is this?
Google does not help. Neither does omniglot.
It's not armenian, georgian or Voynich script. Anon, you are my last hope.
It doesn't mean anything. It's just a form of calligraphic art
I cant make out any pattern, i dont think this is a real language
>>61492312
I'm sure it's one of those made up scripts
If you didn't tell me, I'd bank on it being some form of eccentric Armenian...
>>61492371
Have you seen something similar? Could you provide some links?
Also this looks like a digital font. Which makes it most probable, that the person writing this knew what he or she is writing.
>>61492488
Couldn't find anything similar in constructed scripts.The closest thing was
http://www.omniglot.com/conscripts/bostani.htm
>>61492643
Definitely not that, I agree.
What makes a man dabble in constructed scripts in these small hours, other than pure passion?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thorn_(letter)
>>61492881
Found that picture on a weird onion site few days ago. There were tons of this saved it to research later, but since yesterday i can't access that site so at least I try to find out what exactly is written there.
>>61492934
Thanks, but that seems more like a coincidence.
This way the capital could be greek theta and the w thingie looks pretty much like omega.
>>61493147
Ah. Thought you were one of those language/grammar enthusiasts
Thr first lrtternis an inverted theta and the title letter is...well it does remind a little of omega, but just a little. Also reminds of the Scandinavian slashed "O" vowel
