Verethian script

Verethian script
Script type	Alphabet
Period	33rd century CY to present
Direction	Left-to-right
Languages	Verethian languages Ćrinat languages Gharzi (unofficial)
Related scripts
Parent systems	Marphat characters Arthan Sarsahat Verethian script
Sister systems	Deskaur script Phelo script

The Verethian script (/vəˈɹi:θiən, -ˈɹɛ-/; Dirhassian: áhośu örezí, Hashdezi: áhośu oereðig), also called Verethian common alphabet in the Oldirian Union, is a writing system used for most languages across Etzavaz. It is the designated national script in all Verethian and Ćrinat-speaking countries in Etzavaz, as well as several countries across the world as a result of colonialism.

The Verethian script evolved from the earlier Sarsahat script around the 33rd century CY, which itself had been developed from the Arthan script.

Letters

Base letters

Letter	Dirhassian		Hashdezi
	Latin	IPA	Latin	IPA
a	a	[ɑ]	a	[ä], [ɑ]
á	á	[a:]	á	[æ:], [ɑ:]
ä	ä	[ɛ]	æ	[ɛ]
ä´	a̋	[ɛ:]	ǽ	[ɛ:]
h	h	[x]	h	[h]
o	o, v1	[ɔ], [v]1	o, v	[ʊ, v]
ó	ó	[o:]	ó	[o:]
ö	ö	[œ]	ø	[ø]
ő	ő	[ø:]	ǿ	[ø:]
			w	[v]
ś	ś	[ɕ]	ś	[ʂ]
u	u	[ʊ]	u	[ʏ]
ú	ú	[u:]	ú	[u:]
ü	ü	[ʏ]
ű	ű	[y:]
b	v	[v]	b	[b]
ṣ	ṣ2	[s̻]2	ṣ	[sˤ]
tz	tz	[d͡z̻]
n	n	[n]	n	[n]
ñ	ny	[ɲ]	ñ	[ɲ]
r	r	[ɾ]	r	[r]
t	t	[t]	t	[tʰ]
þ			þ	[θ]
l	l	[l]	l	[l]
ł	ly	[j]
ć	ć	[t͡ɕ]
i	i, j	[ɪ], [j]	i	[ɪ]
í	í	[i:]	í	[i:]
z	z	[s̻]	z	[z]
g	g	[ɣ]	g	[g]
ǵ	gy	[ɟ͡ʝ]
k	k	[k]	k	[kʰ]
ḱ	ky	[c͡ç]	kj	[ɕ]
e	e	[e]	e	[e]
é	é	[e:]	é	[e:]
s	s	[s̻]	s	[s]
c	c	[t͡s]	c	[t͡sʰ]
p	p	[p]	p	[pʰ]
ź	ź	[ʑ]	ź	[ʐ]
d	d	[ð]	ð	[w], [j]
x	kh2	[x]	ch	[χ]
j	tź	[d͡ʑ]	j	[ʝ], [ɟ͡ʝ]
ẓ	ẓ	[s̻]	ẓ	[zˤ]
ċ	ċ	[t͡s̻]	c̣	[t͡sˤ]
m	m	[m]	m	[m]
f	f	[m]	f	[m]
y			y	[ɘ]
ý			ý	[i:]
			ṭ	[tˤ]
			ḍ	[ðˤ]

1. Usage of o as a consonant is archaic, as per the 4596 reforms.
2. The letters ṣ, ẓ, ċ and x were phased out in the 4596 reforms, as their pronounciations had merged with s, z, c and x respectively.

Additional letters

Letter	Language	Latin	IPA
	Kagatoni	q	[q]
	Bachỹty	à	[ɐ̃]
	Bachỹty	ò	[ɔ̃]
	Bachỹty	ň	[ɳ]
	Talozhi Kagatoni	ř ry	[ʂ] [ʝ]
	Kagatoni	ṭ	[tʼ]
	Kagatoni	ṭy	[t͡ɕʼ]
	Kagatoni	ḳ	[kʼ]
	Kagatoni	q̇	[qʼ]

Punctuation

The Verethian script has three punctuation marks:

• , separates clauses, similar to a comma.
• . marks the end of a sentence, similar to a full stop.
• ? is the question mark.