Zetaha script
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5. Zetaha script
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The Zetaha or Zetakha script (from Kasewayan zėtaha zətaha [zəˈt̪axa] ‘set of lines’) is a writing system used to write several languages spoken upon western Dawera, including all Desanian languages, Nesyanian, Southern Tazuro and more.
Zetaha was invented in early Middle Ages in the Kaseyu Kingdom (modern day

Technically, Zetaha is an alphabet written left to right. It has no capital letters. Various calligraphy styles can differ a lot from the printed version of the script.
Graphemes
The basic, unmodified version of the Zetaha script contains 31 letters. Some of them are used only in one or two languages.
Character | Romanization | Sound(s) in various languages |
---|---|---|
Digraphs
Digraphs are used to represent retroflexes in Southern Tazuro, ejectives in Nesyanian, palatalized consonants in a few Desanian languages and more.
Digraphs | Romanization | Sound(s) in various languages |
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The Zetaha script is the only official writing system in Kasewaya, Nesyania, Inwez, Chilemin and Zaloma, and one of the two official writing systems used in Tazul.
Alphabet/language | No. of letters | Additional characters | Country |
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![]() | ś ý | ||
![]() | f | ||
![]() | ŋ | ||
![]() | ā ē ī ō ū ĵ ĉ ẋ ń ṇ ṣ ŝ ẓ ẑ | ||
![]() | ś ź | ||
![]() | ī ū ń ŋ ś ź ý | ||
![]() | ń ś | ||
![]() | (rarely written) |
The Rannyei language of central Nesyania, spoken by a semi-nomad tribe, is mainly an oral language with no significant literary works created in it and even though it can be functionally written in the Zetaha script, the orthography remains rather unstandardized (eg. <ai ei> vs. <ay ey> for diphthongs, spelling of loanwords containing foreign sounds, etc.).
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