History: Georgian Orthography

Source of version: 1 (current)

Hah, seeing all sorts of weird orthographies I wondered why no one suggested a Georgian orthography. (well, actually, I didn't wonder, but I do so like the squiggly alphabet) Here's just a list of correspondences. It was fairly simple, however I had to grab Q'ar for y. Of course that was a basically random decision. Period and comma I think map fairly easily onto Georgian, maybe'd have to use the paragraph-ender punctuation for the period and just the Georgian comma or period for the comma. http://members.tripod.com/ggdavid/georgia/language/anbani.htm *' = Hae *a = An *b = Ban *c = Shin *d = Don *e = En *f = P'ar *g = Gan *i = In *j = Zhar *k = Kar *l = Las *m = Man *n = Nar *o = On *p = Par *r = Rae *s = San *t = Tan *u = Un *v = Vin *x = Khan *y = Q'ar *z = Zen Feel free to improve (there's plenty of room for improvement--- I only know a little Georgian). -- djin