Georgian orthography
djin's proposal
Hah, seeing all sorts of weird orthographies I wondered why no one suggested a Georgian orthography. (well, actually, I didn't wonder, but I do so like the squiggly alphabet)
Here's just a list of correspondences. It was fairly simple, however I had to grab Q'ar for y. Of course that was a basically random decision.
Period and comma I think map fairly easily onto Georgian, maybe'd have to use the paragraph-ender punctuation for the period and just the Georgian comma or period for the comma.
http://members.tripod.com/ggdavid/georgia/language/anbani.htm
- ' = Hae
- a = An
- b = Ban
- c = Shin
- d = Don
- e = En
- f = P'ar
- g = Gan
- i = In
- j = Zhar
- k = Kar
- l = Las
- m = Man
- n = Nar
- o = On
- p = Par
- r = Rae
- s = San
- t = Tan
- u = Un
- v = Vin
- x = Khan
- y = Q'ar
- z = Zen
Feel free to improve (there's plenty of room for improvement--- I only know a little Georgian). -- djin
sicybif's proposal
While [f] and [ə] don't exist in Georgian, there are some extensions of mkhedruli made for other languages of Caucasus region. Therefore I propose the following orthography:
| character | name | latin equivalent |
|---|---|---|
| ა | ani | a |
| ბ | bani | b |
| გ | gani | g |
| დ | doni | d |
| ე | eni | e |
| ვ | vini | v |
| ზ | zeni | z |
| თ | tani | t |
| ი | ini | i |
| ლ | lasi | l |
| მ | mani | m |
| ნ | nari | n |
| ო | oni | o |
| ჟ | zhani | j |
| რ | rae | r |
| ს | sani | s |
| უ | uni | u |
| ფ | pari | p |
| ქ | kani | k |
| შ | shini | c |
| ხ | khani | x |
| ჰ | hae | ' |
| ჶ | fi | f |
| ჷ | shva | y |
| ჸ | elifi | . |