Ashkhretsivsqruli

The Ashkhretsivsqruli script was created by Albert Nguyen. It is used to write the conlang that he made called Checkri. Checkri is spoken in a fictional country in the Caucasus called Ekeria. The word "Ekeria" derived from the Greek word for opportunity: "efkairia".

Ashkhretsivsqruli is based on the Georgian Mkhedruli alphabet, and also on the Armenian and Greek alphabets.

Notable features

Type of writing system: alphabet / abugida
Direction of writing: left to right in horizontal lines
Used to write: Checkri

Ashkhretsivsqruli script

Notes

The Ashkhretsivsqruli numerical system only used in ancient and religious texts. The Ekerian people just use the Arabic numerals, like most of the world.
Punctuation is adapted from English

Download an alphabet chart for Ashkhretsivsqruli (Excel)

Sample text

Ashkhretsivsqruli sample text

Transliteration

Erqoz aghzaneti shqadzh doagulisi qai smezretekhen qai ardzlaghakhents veshnim. Mati kolis bdranzaqshw mlazbash qai werqansh lagulisi qai mrachw moga shqordobulisi.

A recording of this text by Albert Nguyen

Translation

All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.
(Article 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights)

Constructed scripts by Albert Nguyen

Ashkhretsivsqruli, Chữ Vòng, Lamai, Trantanese

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