Ogham (Tag) | FontStruct

84 741456410 Published: 24th August, 2017
Last edited: 26th May, 2019
Created: 23rd August, 2017

GS Unicode is a project I'm working on so (almost) all languages get support! With 14,564 non-spacing characters, this font is finished (as of Unicode 12.1). Please tell me if some of the characters aren't working. I'll try to fix them as best as I can!

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48 342251 Published: 25th December, 2015
Last edited: 19th July, 2016
Created: 24th December, 2015

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7 0660 Published: 6th December, 2013
Last edited: 6th December, 2013
Created: 5th December, 2013
Ogham symbols expanded. It's not accurate to the original Ogham so don't complain, I made this to support the English language, not Gaelic. Also, I had issues when I installed it. The punctuation didn't work. I'm going to tweak this and try to figure out what went wrong. This is, after all, my very first font =D

Ogham (12)

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11 0280 Published: 3rd December, 2013
Last edited: 3rd December, 2013
Created: 3rd December, 2013
Stem Ogham Based Off Elder Futhark 24 Charact

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16 0732 Published: 25th October, 2013
Last edited: 25th October, 2013
Created: 24th October, 2013
The ogham was a form of gaelic runes, generally written right to left when horizontal. I figured I'd make this interesting ancient script into a useable font. I've seen a few of these around, but one more isn't going to hurt.

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11 0551 Published: 20th July, 2013
Last edited: 27th July, 2013
Created: 19th July, 2013
A combination of the Old Irish ogham (upper case) with an adaptation for a reconstruction of the Pritani dialects (lower case). The arrangement of the Old Irish letters is kept close to authentic, and the forfeda are added to the lesser-used keys. Some of the key maps below are given with their IPA values where their sounds might otherwise be ambiguous. With others, knowledge of Old Irish phonology is presumed. OLD IRISH: A - {ailm} B/V - {beith} C - {coll} D - {duir} E - {edad} F - {fearn} G - {gort} H - {úath} I - {idad} J - {ngétal (/ŋ/)} K - {ébad (also used as the combination /ea/)} L - {luis} M - {muin} N - {nuin} O - {onn} P - {peith} Q - {ceirt} R - {ruis} S - {saille} T - {tinne} U - {úr} W - {uillenn (/ui/)} X - {emancholl (/x/, /ai/)} Y - {óir (/oi/)} Z - {straif (/z/)} PRITANI: A - /a/ B - /b/ C,K - /k/ D - /d/ E - /e/ F - blank G - /g/ H,X - /x/ I - /i/ J - /gʷ/ L - /l/ M - /m/ N - /n/ O - /o/ P - /p/ Q - /kʷ/ R - /r/ S - /s/ T - /t/ U - /u/ V/W - /w/ Y - /j/ Z - /ts/ Brackets around the text can also be formed using , and . in that order.

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6 0671 Published: 26th April, 2013
Last edited: 26th April, 2013
Created: 19th April, 2013
Ogham started as a vertical alphabet used mainly for inscriptions on stone. In time the script was adapted into a horizontal version suitable for writing onto parchments and into books. The letters were always written on a horizontal line and sentences were started and finished with special symbols (I have used the opening and closing brackets for these). There was no other punctuation. My version is more decorative than the original and has added characters to allow its use (as a cypher at least) in todays world.This is a clone of ogham revisited

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8 1671 Published: 21st April, 2013
Last edited: 21st April, 2013
Created: 19th April, 2013
The Ogham alphabet consisted of 20 letters arranged in 4 groups of 5. I have brought it up to date with 4 groups of 9 including numerals plus a few extras such as () to start and end a sentence, a -, a / and a © sign. The number of lines to the left of the central vertical indicate the group, the number of lines to the right indicate the location within the group. Write the alphabet on paper + numbers to see what I mean (good old paper and pencil). Lowercase are indicated by a dot above the left vertical. Enjoy!

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32 6800 Published: 8th June, 2012
Last edited: 17th April, 2017
Created: 7th June, 2012
Modern Og'am. Based on the archaic Beth-Luis-Nion alphabet of the Gaels from an example in the 14th Century "Book of Ballymote" in Ireland. This Og'am also works well as a handwritten script. Type like a Druid!This is a clone

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14 0773 Published: 10th January, 2012
Last edited: 12th January, 2012
Created: 10th January, 2012
Ogham runes... for the most part. The "ng" character is "k" Both uppercase and lowercase are the same. I used "ea" for !, "ui" for ? and fudged on letters that aren't Gaelic, such as k, w, and y. They are the runes that slant down.

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25 01632 Published: 20th September, 2011
Last edited: 28th September, 2011
Created: 20th September, 2011
Conscript near irish ogham, ancient alphabet of insular Celts (Ireland for ex.). Created for the virtual micronation Umujo and its celtic country the Towtobroghi, author Aëlo Gwion. Utilisez librement cet alphabet. - Ecriture très proche des ogham. Bien qu’il s’agisse d’un conscript apparemment distant de l’original, la distance entre les deux écritures concerne en réalité la présentation des éléments graphiques. Les ogham sont une écriture gravée ancienne des Celtes insulaires, principalement utilisée pour la magie et la divination. Elle est basée sur le chiffre 5, et l'alphabet s'énonçait ainsi sur extrémités doigts et les jointures des phalanges ainsi que les anciennes numérations digitales. Cette écriture est apparentée de près à d'autres écritures du même type dont on connaît des exemples notamment en Afrique (selon Lyall Watson, Lightning Bird). Le cercle égale 5 traits. Les traits sont remplacés par des points. 'ng' est rendu par 'k' (l'irlandais ancien ignorant cette lettre). Quelques lettres sont inventées : 'j', 'v', 'w', 'y' s'inspirent directement de 'i' et 'u'. Pour les diphtongues 'ae', 'ea', 'ia', 'oi' et 'ui', utiliser toute voyelle accentuée. Comprend: majuscules et minuscules, chiffres, caractères spéciaux les plus usuels seulement. Version .4 Cette police a été créée pour l'univers d'Umujo par son auteur Aëlo Gwion.

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18 0992 Published: 10th December, 2010
Last edited: 10th December, 2010
Created: 19th November, 2010
The Ogham alphabet that was used in the British Isles in the early 1st millenium A.D.

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