Latin Shript

A from one away place to another away place

E from here to away place

I from away place to here

O from up to here, on

V from here to down, verticality (uprightness, unbent, the protrusion of a straight line)


B restraint, contain, even violently, protrusion inwards

C fire, explosion, collision, bang. Cackling fire

D finger, pointing finger

H breath, immediate, right here, existence itself (rather than accidental existence, like P)

L toungue, surface

M hand, in or at, of hand

N black, positive lack, night, space without content

P explosive pressure, taking space, existence

Q thing, quantity of. Very mysterious letter. Always followed by V.

R the noise things make when they are dragged. Movement, resistance

S pressurized breath, flow, emergence, free movement

T a bar with another bar resting on it, structure, holding

X the X factor, wild card, token letter, last letter, last number

Consonants, and modifiers for consonants. That’s the ticket.

That’s whay C’n’'nites only wrote in consonants, with modifiers.

The Roman innovation would be the sophistication of the modifiers.

I feel like here is a subject where you really don’t sound like you’re just making stuff up.

But then again, how would I know?

It’s the one thing I did make up.

Maybe what you feel is that it’s genuine, because I made it up. The other stuff, I am mostly referring to what I learned from others, through however many layers of indirection. So it doesn’t sound genuine.

It’s not easy to find a straight line to something, which also matters.

But I’m taking too much pride in it. All I did was describe the Roman alphabet, which might be useful for anybody that might be wanting to get into Latin.