Gagarit Abada
The Gagarit Abada was created by Dr. Modh Zakaria Ilyas in the
1970s as an alternative way of writing his native language,
Kadazandusun. It is based on the scripts used in southern India
descended from the Brahmi script.
The word Gagarit comes from the word garit
(to stratch, to bruise), and Abada comes from the first
three letters of the Kadazandusun alphabet (a, b, d).
Notable features
- Type of writing system: alphabet
- Direction of writing: left to right in horizontal lines.
- Used to write: Kadazandusun
Gagarit Abada
Numerals
Information compiled by Lesley Housten C Kibat
Links
Information about the Gagarit Abada
http://gagaritabada.blogspot.co.uk/2013/05/tulisan-kadazandusungagarit-abada.html
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