From 3290f198fdf9b93ceef28305a9203780ac4f2d03 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: la-ninpre Date: Tue, 2 Dec 2025 22:16:50 +0300 Subject: day 02: housekeeping mostly separated the stylesheet. tweaked it to look like acme(1). added navbar, need to think what links could be added there. --- ukarpanghooth.html | 39 +++++++++++++++++++-------------------- 1 file changed, 19 insertions(+), 20 deletions(-) (limited to 'ukarpanghooth.html') diff --git a/ukarpanghooth.html b/ukarpanghooth.html index dfbefa2..87f91b3 100644 --- a/ukarpanghooth.html +++ b/ukarpanghooth.html @@ -4,26 +4,25 @@ ukarpanghooth — aaoth.xyz - + -
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ukarpanghooth

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ukarpanghooth

overview

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the first writing system i'm going to talk about is ukarpanghooth -(meaning 'angular cut', IPA: /ɤ.kaɾ.pan.ɡʱə.uːtʰ/). it was actually +(meaning 'angular cut', IPA: /ɤ.kaɾ.pan.ɡʱə.uːtʰ/). it was actually my first attempt to create a writing system. it's main purpose was just to be unreadable by others (steganography? security by obscurity?).

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description

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this is a simple alphabetic script based on latin alphabet. some letter shapes are also influenced by runic scripts. the first version (proto-ukarpangooth) was actually very similar to the latin alphabet, @@ -60,13 +59,13 @@ example text, writing direction outline

the name of the script suggests that one can cut it on something (wood, stone, etc.), as only straight line segments are used.

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usage

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as mentioned before, script's main purpose was to hide some information (i once used it to cheat on a test in a physics class :D). mainly i wrote english text. some time later i used it to write my unfinished -conlang named aihnth (IPA: /a.ji.ən.tʰə/).

+conlang named aihnth (IPA: /a.ji.ən.tʰə/).

the script has some ornamental potential, as its glyphs are pretty simple and use only straight lines.

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font

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actually, at first, i didn't think that it would be possible to replicate this script's peculiar writing order in a computer font. however, after reading some specs, decompiling some fonts and @@ -117,7 +116,7 @@ lookup charBlock { } charBlock; - -

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