Ikonian alphabet

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Ikonian Alphabet
Type Alphabet
Official alphabet in

 Ikonia

 Oskonia

Similar scripts:
Direction Left-to-right
Ikonian use on a old logo of the IPS.

The Ikonian alphabet is an alphabet recognized in the Kingdom of Ikonia and the Kingdom of Oskonia.

The Ikonian alphabet consists of 26 letters each with its own distinct pronunciation and is very relative to the English alphabet.

Letter formation

Ikonian words are derived from the English alphabet which is why some letters stay the same. When words are imported from the language, their forms are adapted to conform to the feel and standard of the Ikonian language. You pronounce the words as you see them.

Standard Original Description Example word
π a Derived from Greek language, pronounced puh hπy (hay)
Φ b Derived from English language, pronounced bee Φee (bee)
χῖ c Derived from Greek language, pronounced see χῖhanellor (chancellor)
d d Derived from English language, pronounced dee door
e Derived from English language, pronounced co kòπt (eat, written in Ikonian language)
u f Derived from English language, pronounced ef uair (fair)
è g Derived from English language, pronounced eh èoal (goal)
lia h Derived from English language, pronounced lee-uh liate (hate)
i i Derived from English language, pronounced eye ikonia
r j Derived from English language, pronounced re rury (jury)
Σ k Derived from Greek language, pronounced hish Σick (kick)
qu l Derived from Spanish language, pronounced que quagh (laugh)
hopen m Derived from Norwegian language, pronounced ho-pen hopeneeting (meeting)
io n Derived from the British Indian Ocean Territory top-level domain, eye-oh ioice (nice)
ata o Derived from the municipality in western Greenland, Qeqqata hellata (hello)
eep p Derived from the USDA program, EEP eepower (power)
z q Derived from English language, pronounced zed zuirky (quirky)
lor r Derived from the word lore, but removal of the letter e loright (right)
s s Derived from English language sorry
r t Derived from English language, pronounced aer rea (tea)
ef u Derived from education company, EF efnite (unite)
tres v Derived from Spanish language, pronounced chur-ays tresiolent (violent)
xad w Derived from open source software, XAD xaditer (waiter)
g x Derived from English language, pronounced guh gylophone (xylophone)
kyut y Derived from misspelling of the word "cute" kyutou (you)
t z Derived from English language, pronounced tuh tone (zone)