Suyerin Sigils

by Fergus Bentley

This page describes the glyphs, or sigils, which constitute the written form of the Suyerin language, a constructed language from my D&D campaign setting, Auriin

Each glyph consists of one or more connected brush-strokes, navigating a 7-point grid.

Suyerin Abjad

The Suyerin Abjad was a collection of sigils, used to represent the consonant sounds of the Old Taspian language. These sigils 13 were derived from simplified Pre-Suyerin pictograms, which represented words starting with the consonant that the resulting sigil corresponded to.

/p/
"lava flow"
/b/
"snake"
/t/
"scorpion"
/d/
"human"
/k/
"mountain"
/g/
"animal fat"
/s/
"dragon"
/z/
"seven"
/t͡ʃ/
"sun"
/h/
"city"
/m/
"fairy"
/n/
"quiver"
/r/
"fishing net"

Translator

Enter some text into the textbox to generate the corresponding Suyerin glyphs.

Vowels will be removed, and other characters that don't correspond to sounds in the Suyerin abjad will be rendered as blank spaces. Use c to encode /t͡ʃ/.

All Glyphs

The following is a list of all 40650 possible sigils that can be constructed using valid brush-strokes.

1
32
64
128
262144
524288
16777216
268435456
1073741824
17179869184
16
65536
131072
4194304
8388608
134217728
536870912
8589934592
34359738368
3
257
513
1048577
2097153
33554433
536870913
2147483649
34359738369
48
65568
131104
4194336
8388640
134217760
536870944
34359738400
8589934624
320
576
1088
2112
4160
8256
16448
32832
65600
131136
384
640
1152