Vaktrian script

For other uses, see Vaktrian (disambiguation).

Vaktrian script
Script type	Alphabet
Time period	c. 400 BC (to present in liturgy)
Languages	Classical Vaktrian
Related scripts
Parent systems	Hieroglyphs Ayreoshubic alphabet Greek alphabet Vaktrian script
Sister systems	Romanyan, Cyrillic

The Vaktrian script is the script used for writing Classical Vaktrian. It was adapted from the Greek(?) alphabet and augmented by letters borrowed from hieroglyphs. It is the first script used for any of the Vaktrian languages. It was first used by the Ancient Vaktrian people c. 400 BC until the adoption of the Iberic script after the Romanyan conquest of much of western Terranihil]]. The alphabet was also used to write the sacred X texts and literature of that era. It is used today for religious purposes.

Letters

Letter		Name	Romanyan	Transliteration	Phoneme
Uppercase	Lowercase
Ⲁ	ⲁ	Alfa	A, a	a	/a/
Ⲃ	ⲃ	Bita	Β, b	b	/b/
Ⲅ	ⲅ	Gima	G, g	g	/g/
Ⲇ	ⲇ	Delta	D, d	d	/d/
Ⲉ	ⲉ	Ei	Ε, e	e	/e/
Ⲋ	ⲋ	Sou	S, s	s	/s/
Ⲍ	ⲍ	Zita	Ζ, z	z	/z/
Ⲏ	ⲏ	Hita	H, h	h	/h/
Ⲑ	ⲑ	Thita	Ŧ, ŧ	th	/θ/
Ⲓ	ⲓ	Iya	I, ı	y	/y/
Ⲕ	ⲕ	Kapa	Κ, k	k	/k/
Ⲗ	ⲗ	Lula	L, l	l	/l/
Ⲙ	ⲙ	Mi	Μ, m	m	/m/
Ⲛ	ⲛ	Ni	Ν, n	n	/n/
Ⲟ	o	Omi	'	'	/ʔ/
Ⲡ	ⲡ	Pi	P, p	p	/p/
Ⲣ	ⲣ	Ro	R, r	r	/r/
Ⲥ	ⲥ	Khima	C, c	kh	/x/
Ⲧ	ⲧ	Tav	Τ, t	t	/t/
Ⳙ	ⳙ	Uta	U, u	u	/u/
Ⲫ	ⲫ	Fi	F, f	f	/f/
Ⲯ	ⲯ	Vaı	V, v	v	/v/
Ϣ	ϣ	Shaı	Š, š	sh	/ʃ/
Ϫ	ϫ	Janja	Ž, ž	zh	/ʒ/
Ϯ	ϯ	Dhi	Đ, đ	dh	/ð/
Ϭ	ϭ	Chima	Č, č	ch	/t͡ʃ/
Ⳅ	ⳅ	Ita	İ, i	i	/i/