Name glyphs

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In sitelen pona, name glyphs are special glyphs which represent names rather than common words. Unlike standard names in cartouches, many name glyphs do not indicate pronunciation.

Rationale

The conception of name glyphs was likely a consequence of the pictographic nature of sitelen pona. Common (non-proper) words and their referents are represented by meaningful symbols, and name glyphs extend the same to proper words.

An argument in support of name glyphs is the freedom of self-representation. By comparison, following pu-style of cartouches, a speaker might have very few glyph choices for a letter of their name, which might not resonate with them; nasin sitelen kalama might increase their options. Name glyphs are the extreme case wherein the speaker can create an entirely new glyph to their tastes.

Name glyphs can also be appealing when the name's referent already has a self-representation, such as a logo or avatar. In the inverse of animal glyphs becoming popular characters in Toki Pona communities, speakers may adapt their fursonas to the perceived art style of sitelen pona.

List of name glyphs

This is a list of name glyphs present in any font. These glyphs are not included in the UCSUR. Therefore, they can only be typed using Private Use Area (PUA) codepoints, zero-width joiner (ZWJ) sequences of other codepoints (mainly but not all sitelen pona), or OpenType ligatures.

Many of these were originally compiled by lipamanka as part of the fonts linja sike and linja lipamanka.

Personal names

Person Character ASCII Composition Codepoint(s) Fonts
jan Aja Aja Aja
Under construction: Empty cell
 U+FFD30
jan Alepu Jalepu Jalepu Composed of the glyph for telo, the Hebrew letter aleph (א), and the glyph for nanpa.[1] U+FFD3B
kasi Amelin Amelin Amelin
Under construction: Empty cell
 U+FFD32
jan Ansu Ansu Ansu Smiling face with a star on the left eye.[2] U+FFD33
jan Antepan Antepan Antepan Glyph for soweli with cat ears.[3] U+FFD34
jan Asiku Asiku Asiku Glyph for jan with two leaves on the top-right side. U+FFD35
jan Asuli a+suli a+suli Glyph for a with the punctuation stem being replaced with the glyph for suli. U+FFB90
jan waso Asuto Asuto Asuto Represents an extraterrestial waso creature.

U+F1974 U+200D U+1F47D

U+FFB91

waso Atemi waso+pimeja waso+pimeja Glyph for waso with the a connected glpyh for pimeja above. U+FFB9A
waso Atu Atu Atu Depicts two waso kissing.[4] U+FFD36
ilo Eko Eko Eko Glyph for leko with the bottom-left corner missing, thus a rebus "leko − L". U+FFB92
kije Enki Enki Enki Glyph for en combined with the nose of the glyph for kijetesantakalu. U+FFDEE
jan Esile Esile Esile Glyph of kule duplicated to form the Star of David.[5] U+FFD37
soweli Eweke Eweke Eweke Derived from the glyphs for waso, laso, nasa, and kon. [6] U+FFD38
Eweke2 Eweke2 Represents their profile picture, an anthropomorphic fox with a ponytail and square glasses. [7] U+FFDDA
jan Ipawi Ipawi Ipawi
Under construction: Empty cell
 U+FFD39
jan Iseja Iseja Iseja Depicts the character King from the television series The Owl House.[8] U+FFD3A
jan Itan ijo+tan+anpa+nanpa ijo+tan+anpa+nanpa Derived from the glyphs for ijo, tan, anpa, and nanpa.

U+F190C U+200D U+F1967 U+200D U+F1905 U+200D U+F193D

U+FFDE0

jan Jan Jan Jan Three glyphs for jan recursively inside one another.

U+F1911 U+200D U+F1911 U+200D U+F1911

U+FFB93

jan Jasun Jasun Jasun
Under construction: Empty cell
 U+FFD3C
jan Jonatan Jonatan Jonatan Composed of the glyphs for jo, nasa, and tan.[9] U+FFD3D
tonsi Jule Jules Jules Modification of the glyph for tonsi, with the glyph for nasa in the center. The left line resembles both an eighth note flag and an Irken antenna. The right line, which resembles the glyph for pika, ends in the glyph for pilin. The bottom line ends in the glyph for ala. U+FFD3E
jan Kalu Kalu Kalu Represents their profile picture, depicting a wooper from the Pokémon franchise wearing a tophat.[10] U+FFDD6
jan Kapilu Kapilu Kapilu Represents his profile picture, depicting a grinning cat. U+FFB94
jan Ke Tami KeTami KeTami Combination of the glyphs for ken, taso, and mi, written as jan [ken ..] [taso .. mi ::] in full.[11] U+FFDE3
waso Keli Keli Keli Glyph for waso with a hair ribbon.[12] U+FFDE2
soweli Kemu Kemu Kemu Represents an animal's head and snout. U+FFD3F
jan Kepi Kepi Kepi Shape of the videogame character Kirby. U+FFD40
Kijan Kijan Kijan —[13] U+FFD41
kulupu Kilima kili+ma kili+ma Glyph for kili with two lines as in the glyph for ma.

U+F191A U+200D U+F1930

U+FFB95

jan Kita Kita Kita Depicts a squirrel tail, from the word kita ("fluffy tail") in Polish.[14] U+FFDE4
jan Koko Koko Koko Represents their profile picture, depicting a cat with the right eye crossed out.[15] U+FFD42
namako Kolisin Kolisin Kolisin Represents a skunk sitting down, derived from her fursona Friday. U+FFD42
len len lenlen lenlen Glyph for len stylized similarly to a cartoon ghost. U+FFDD7
jan Lepeka melinjakulekule melinjakulekule Glyph for meli combined with nja, with two kule glyphs for eyes, meaning a "colorful queer catgirl".

U+F1933 U+200D U+1F431

U+F1933 U+200D U+F191E U+200D U+F191E

U+F1933 U+200D U+1F431 U+200D U+F191E U+200D U+F191E

U+FFABF

lipamanka lipamanka lipamanka Glyph for kijetesantakalu with a halo above and a Star of David inside. Compare unikijetesantakalu.

U+F1980 U+200D U+2721

U+FFABE

jan Luke Luke Luke
Under construction: Empty cell
 U+FFD44
jan Luna Luna Luna Inspired by the glyphs for mun and nasa[16]. See also jan Tensi. U+FFD45
jan Maki Maki Maki Derived from the glyph for akesi.[17] U+FFD46
jan Mako Mako Mako Combination of the G clef with the glyph for waso.[18] U+FFD47
jan Mekuwi Mekuwi Mekuwi
Under construction: Empty cell
 U+FFD48
jan Mila Mila Mila Unknown.[2] U+FFD49
ilo Mimuki Mimuki Mimuki Glyph for misa with wheels, representing a wheelchair. U+FFD4A
motan motan motan Represents the glyph for akesi with a wizard's hat. U+FFD4B
akesi kon Nalasuni AkesiKon AkesiKon
Under construction: Empty cell
 U+FFD31
Nalasuni Nalasuni Derived from the glyphs nasin, laso, suno, and ni, written as [nasin .. laso .. suno .. ni ..] in full. U+FFD4C
Nlsn Nlsn Derived from the letters n, l, s, n, assembled to resemble a dragon and sunrise.[19][20] U+FFD4F
nano nano nano Represents a ferret's claw with emitters. U+FFD4D
Nazrin (jan Nasulin) Nasulin Nasulin Represents the Touhou youkai Nazrin[21][22] U+FFB9C
soweli nata nata nata Represents her profile picture. U+FFABD
jan Niko Niko Niko Resembles mate with cat ears. U+FFD4E
jan Nili Koloto Nili Nili Glyph for waso with a downwards arrow from ni, and the beak adjusted to the isoceles shape of li. U+FFB98
jan Opa Opa Opa Cartouche name with the glyphs o, palisa, and a fit into a square, written as jan [o palisa a] in full.[23] U+FFD50
jan Palensi Palensi Palensi —[24] U+FFD51
kili Pami Pami Pami Derived from glyphs for pana and mi, with a mora dot below.[25] U+FFD52
jan Pensa Pensa Pensa The upper half of sona over a luka radical that curls inwards like nasa. Derived from glyphs for pana, nasa, and sona, meant to represent the consonants in the name Pensa.[26] U+FFDD8
jan Poman Poman Poman Derived from glyphs pona, ona, monsi, awen, and nena.[27] U+FFD53
mun Satun Satun Satun A depiction of the planet Saturn U+FFDD5
jan Sijala Sijala Sijala
Under construction: Empty cell
 U+FFD54
jan Silani Silani Silani Represents the emblem in their personal flag.[28] U+FFD55
jan Siwan Siwan Siwan Derived from the glyphs for seli, isipin, and wan.[29] U+FFD56
mu Temi Temi Temi Represents a moon stylized into a fox tail with stars or sparkles.[30] U+FFD57
jan Tenpi tenpi tenpi Cartouche name with the glyphs for tenpo (alternate variant) and pi fit into a square, written as jan [ten2 .. .. pi ::] in full.[31] U+FFD5E
jan Tensi Tensi Tensi Depicts a common tensegrity structure.[32] See also jan Luna U+FFD58
The & System kulupu+en kulupu+en Glyph for kulupu with the circles replaced with the ampersand (&).

U+F191A U+200D U+0026

U+FFB96

mute To to2 to2 Unknown. U+FFB85
nanpa Tonpite Tonpite Tonpite Represents their fursona Wan similar to the soweli glyph.[33] U+FFDD9
Toaq (toki Towan) Towan Towan Represents the logo of Toaq, a logical constructed language, depicting a "whale-moth".[34][35] U+FFDE9
kala pona Tonyu Tonyu Tonyu Represents her profile picture, depicting an axolotl inside a bucket peeking its fins. out[36] U+FFD59
unikijetesantakalu unikijetesantakalu unikijetesantakalu Glyph for kijetesantakalu with a halo. Compare lipamanka.

U+F1980 U+200D U+1F607

U+FFB99

jan Usawi Usawi Usawi Glyph for usawi with emitters replaced with a magic hat.[37] U+FFD5A
Vriska Vriska Vriska Represents the face of the Homestuck character Vriska, with long hair and a honeycomb-patterned eyepatch. U+FFD5B
kiwen Waje Waje Waje —[38] U+FFD5C
jan Weko
(now jan Kita) 		Weko Weko Glyph for leko with the lines from weka connected to the outer corners. U+FFB98
waso Wen Wen Wen
Under construction: Empty cell
 U+FFD5D

Community or thing names

Entity Character ASCII Composition Codepoint(s) Fonts
ASCII (nasin Asuki) asuki asuki Represents a simplified version of the MIL-STD-188-100 standard chart.[39] U+FFDEC
Among Us
(musi Amanka) 		Amonka Amonka Represents a crew member from the game, facing left as in the logo. U+FFBFC
Apple Newton (ilo Nutan) Nutan Nutan Represents the device logo.[40] U+FFBFE
CSUR sijesuwa sijesuwa Borrowed from the two-character prefix U+ merged with the lowercase letter E (from the Evertype logo). U+FFB9E
kama sona kama+sona kama+sona Represents the icon of the server. U+FFDED
Linku Linku Linku Represents the logo of the project, itself derived from the glyphs for linluwi and ku, similarly to its name. U+FFBF2
lipu tenpo lipu+tenpo lipu+tenpo, lipu-tenpo Represents the logo of the zine, itself derived from the glyph for lipu with the hour and minute hands from tenpo. U+FFBC4
Lojban (toki Losupan) Losupan Losupan Simplified from the Lojban logo, only depicting the two intersecting rings.[41][42][43] U+FFDE8
ma pi nasin sitelen ma+pi+nasin+sitelen ma+pi+nasin+sitelen Represents the icon of the Discord server. Derived from the glpyhs for ma, nasin, and sitelen.

U+F1930 U+200D U+F194D U+200D U+F193F U+200D U+F1960

U+FFBF1

ma pona pi toki pona ma+pona+pi+toki+pona ma+pona+pi+toki+pona Represents the icon of the Discord server. Derived from the literal string ma pona pi toki pona. linja sike includes an alternate glyph, where toki pona (toki+pona) is stacked and fit above ma pona (ma+pona), with an implied pi.

U+F1930 U+200D U+F1954 U+200D U+F194D U+200D U+F196C U+200D U+F1954

U+FFBF0

Ma Toki Pona VR ma+toki+pona+VR ma+toki+pona+VR Represents the icon of the community. U+F1930 U+200D U+F196C U+200D U+F1954 U+200D U+F1977 U+200D U+F191
Minecraft
(musi Manka) 		Manka Manka Represents a block viewed from perspective.

U+F1960 U+200D U+F1957 U+200D U+F191B

U+FFBFD

mono mono mono Represents a space in which a monospaced character takes up. U+FFB97
mun pi ante toki mun+pi+ante+toki mun+pi+ante+toki Represents the logo of the event. U+FFDDE
Projekto Babel
(pali Pape) 		pali+Pape

pali+Pape

pali+pali+ale+pona+epiku

Represents the icon of the community.

U+F1949 U+200D U+F1949 U+200D U+F1904 U+200D U+F1954 U+200D U+F1983

U+FFDE6

Reddit
(lipu Wesi) 		lipu+Wesi+pi+toki+pona lipu+Wesi+pi+toki+pona Glyph for lipu with toki pona inside (or alternatively, the glpyh for pu) with the Reddit mascot's antenna above. Represents specifically the r/tokipona subreddit. U+FFBF3
ma Seka Seka Seka Represents the logo of the site, itself derived from the glyphs for sitelen (officially with two dots due to size constraints) and kalama.[44] U+FFDE7
Chess (musi Seki) Seki Seki Represents a knight chess piece used in the Internet chess platform Lichess. U+FFDDF
sitelen seli kiwen sitelen+seli+kiwen sitelen+seli+kiwen Derived from the glpyhs for sitelen, seli, and kiwen. U+FFBF9
suno pi toki pona suno+pi+toki+pona suno+pi+toki+pona Represents the logo of the event. U+FFDEA
telo sitelen telo+sitelen telo+sitelen Combination of the glyphs for telo and the inner dots of sitelen. U+F196A U+2010 U+F1960
ilo Token Token Token Represents the ilo Token logo. U+F196A U+2010 U+F1960
Unicode (nasin Juniko) juniko juniko Borrowed from the two-character prefix U+ used to indicate a Unicode character codepoint. U+FFB9D
UCSUR jusijesuwa jusijesuwa Borrowed from the two-character prefix U+ merged with the lowercase letter K (from the KreativeKorp logo). U+FFB9F
Vötgil Votgil Votgil Represents the Vötgil logo. U+FF1E0
Wakalito Wakalito Wakalito Used in the Wakalito app icon on iOS. Combines waso and kala, which are also the origin of the first half of the name Wakalito. U+FFDEB

Disclaimed glyphs

These glyphs were either deprecated by their referents or never approved of to begin with. They are only provided for completeness and should not be used as their names.

Entity Character ASCII Composition Disclamation Codepoint(s) Fonts
jan Asiku — Glyph for a with the punctuation stem being replaced with the glyph for sike.[45] U+FFD35
kulupu kasi — kulupu+kasi Glyph for kulupu with the circles replaced with the glyph for kasi, rotationally symmetric with the stems meeting in the center. Removed on request of the creator.[citation needed]

U+F191F U+200D U+1F344

U+FFDE1

kulupu+kasi1 Glyph for kulupu with the circles replaced with the glyph for soko.

U+F191F U+200D U+1F331

U+FFB97

jan Kekan San KekanSan KekanSan Represents his avatar with a thumb-up. Used in the cheat sheet by lipamanka.[46] Was not created nor suggested by jan Kekan San.[citation needed] U+FFDEF
kekantesantakalu kekantesantakalu Represents his avatar merged with the body of the glyph for kijetesantakalu. Used in fan art by jan Katan, jan Wali, and ilo Nija.[47] U+FFD5F
jan Lewi Lewi Lewi Derived from the letters esh and L with tilde.[48] Removed on request of the creator.[citation needed] U+FFD43
Fonts by soweli Eweke (ParanormalChicken) — Derived from the letters CPE arranged in a cube, similar to a block in the game Minecraft.[49] Author requested removal due to concerns that the font it's referring to will be considered sitelen pona-specific.[50] —
— Stylized version of the the letters PCS.[49] —

References

  1. ↑ jan Alepu [@hebrewletteraleph]. (6 February 2023). Message in the #linjamanka glyph submissions! thread in #toki-suli. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 19 December 2023. "description: the left Column is telo over the hebrew letter aleph (א) (one of my names) the right column is just a very tall nanpa.".
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 jan Ika [@ikaroony]. (19 December 2022). Message in the #linja lipamanka thread in #toki-suli. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 19 December 2023.
  3. ↑ soweli Alona [@tb148]. (8 February 2023). Message in the #linjamanka glyph submissions! thread in #toki-suli. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 19 December 2023. "description: a soweli with cat ears".
  4. ↑ waso Atu [@rvtar34]. (8 February 2023). Message in the #linjamanka glyph submissions! thread in #toki-suli. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 19 December 2023. "description: tu gay waso kissing, good for them, good for them".
  5. ↑ jan Esile [@phoenixacxf_riley]. (6 February 2023). Message in the #linjamanka glyph submissions! thread in #toki-suli. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 19 December 2023. "Description: Name glyph. This symbol is supposed to represent how I'm both queer and jewish. I just made the magen david (star of david) out of two kule symbols".
  6. ↑ soweli Eweke [@paranormalchicken]. (5 February 2023). Message in the #linja lipamanka thread in #toki-suli. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 21 December 2023.
  7. ↑ soweli Eweke [@paranormalchicken]. (4 February 2024). Message in #crafty-pe-pcs-and-a-currently-unnamed-emoji-set. ma pi nasin sitelen. Discord. Retrieved 3 March 2024. ""also maybe could swap my name glyph for this one"".
  8. ↑ (9 February 2023). Message in the #linjamanka glyph submissions! thread in #toki-suli. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 19 December 2023.
  9. ↑ jan Jonatan [@ikaluk]. (6 February 2023). Message in the #linjamanka glyph submissions! thread in #toki-suli. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 28 January 2024. "Jonatan glyph (composed of jo nasa tan); abbr.: Joni glyph (composed of jo ni)".
  10. ↑ jan Kalu [@kaogaroo]. (29 February 2024). Message in #toki-pona. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 3 March 2024.
  11. ↑ lipamanka [@lipamanka]. (6 February 2023). Message in the #linja lipamanka thread in #toki-suli. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 3 February 2024.
  12. ↑ waso Keli [@kelly.hi]. (4 January 2023). Message in the #linja lipamanka thread in #toki-suli. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 19 December 2023.
  13. ↑ jan Kijan [@cianplays]. (5 February 2023). Message in the #linja lipamanka thread in #toki-suli. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 3 February 2024.
  14. ↑ jan Kita [@.hecko]. (6 February 2023). Message in the #linjamanka glyph submissions! thread in #toki-suli. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 19 December 2023. "description: squirrel tail, the poofier the better".
  15. ↑ jan Koko [@never_rare]. (18 December 2022). Message in the #linja lipamanka thread in #toki-suli. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 21 December 2023.
  16. ↑ jan Luna [@wubbass]. (8 February 2023). Message in the #linjamanka glyph submissions! thread in #toki-suli. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 19 December 2023. "looks similar to mun glyph if you drew it going in a curved zigzag pattern[.] wanted to make it have the same feel as nasa but in a mun shape".
  17. ↑ waso Wen [@waso Wen]. (4 January 2023). Message in the #linja lipamanka thread in #toki-suli. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 19 December 2023.
  18. ↑ jan Kotenwinsi [@.goldenphoenix]. (6 February 2023). Message in the #linjamanka glyph submissions! thread in #toki-suli. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 19 December 2023. "description: a combination of the western musical G clef and the "waso" glyph; combining my musical background (major part of my life) with my online persona (a phoenix). Feel free to change angles and curves to fit the linjamanka style (can be one or two eyes)".
  19. ↑ akesi kon Nalasuni [@nalathnidragon]. (31 December 2022). Message in #pali-musi. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 3 February 2024.
  20. ↑ akesi kon Nalasuni [@nalathnidragon]. (31 December 2022). Message in #pali-musi. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 3 March 2024. "not a script, just curves resembling nlsn assembled into a dragon and sunrise".
  21. ↑ "Nazrin". Touhou Wiki. Retrieved 19 December 2023.
  22. ↑ jan Lepeka [RebeccaRGB]. "open-relay/features/asuki.txt". GitHub. Retrieved 19 December 2023.
  23. ↑ jan Opa [@Ober]. (19 December 2022). Message in the #linja lipamanka thread in #toki-suli. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 19 December 2023.
  24. ↑ jan Palensi. (5 February 2023). Message in the #linja lipamanka thread in #toki-suli. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 3 February 2024.
  25. ↑ kili Pami [@pam.berry]. (2 January 2023). Message in the #linja lipamanka thread in #toki-suli. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 3 February 2024. "it's pana merged with mi and a mora dot, for reference".
  26. ↑ jan Pensa [@jpensa]. (16 September 2021). Message in #pali musi. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 3 March 2024. "it combines elements of pana, nasa, sona, which are the p-n-s in Pensa".
  27. ↑ jan Poman [@botie]. (19 June 2022). Message in #pana-musi. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 3 March 2024. "i made this guy with a hat using sitelen pona for my name (pona, ona, monsi, awen, nena)".
  28. ↑ jan Sinali [@szlanty]. (7 February 2023). Message in the #linjamanka glyph submissions! thread in #toki-suli. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 19 December 2023. "(not to be confused with the joke nimisin "silani") [...] description: the emblem from my personal flag (in my pfp), but with cat ears.".
  29. ↑ ijo Alison [@withonel]. (6 February 2023). Message in the #linjamanka glyph submissions! thread in #toki-suli. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 19 December 2023. "description: seli isipin wan".
  30. ↑ mu Temi [@temmiemew]. (6 February 2023). Message in the #linja lipamanka thread in #toki-suli. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 3 February 2024. "i stylized the moon into a fox tail someone hire me for graphic design".
  31. ↑ "tenpi". tenpi.li. Retrieved 28 January 2024.
  32. ↑ jan Tensi [@wubbass]. (8 February 2023). Message in the #linjamanka glyph submissions! thread in #toki-suli. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 19 December 2023. "looks similar to a tensegrity structure[.] those dashes represent the chains hold the structure together, they don't have to be exactly like how i drew them".
  33. ↑ nanpa Tonpite [@trollbreeder]. (14 March 2024). Message in #when-u-dont-have-mic. ma pi nasin sitelen. Discord. Retrieved 14 March 2024. "taken from my fursona Wan, who is a number cat, then simplified akin to the soweli glyph".
  34. ↑ "Toaq". toaq.net. Retrieved 19 December 2023.
  35. ↑ soweli Alona [@tb148]. (7 February 2023). Message in the #linjamanka glyph submissions! thread in #toki-suli. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 19 December 2023. "description: This is the logo of Toaq, a whale-moth.".
  36. ↑ kala pona Tonyu [@bucketfish]. (6 February 2023). Message in the #linja lipamanka thread in #toki-suli. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 19 December 2023.
  37. ↑ jan Usawi [@ariaddox]. (3 January 2023). Message in the #linja lipamanka thread in #toki-suli. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 19 December 2023.
  38. ↑ kiwen Waje [@violetblooded]. (5 February 2023). Message in the #linja lipamanka thread in #toki-suli. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 3 February 2024.
  39. ↑ "Military Standard, Edition 188". Google Books. Retrieved 28 January 2024.
  40. ↑ jan Lepeka [RebeccaRGB]. "ilo Nutan". Reddit. Retrieved 19 December 2023.
  41. ↑ soweli Alona [@tb148]. (2 January 2023). Message in the #linja lipamanka thread in #toki-suli. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 19 December 2023.
  42. ↑ jan Tepo [@tbodt]. (4 January 2023). Message in the #linja lipamanka thread in #toki-suli. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 19 December 2023.
  43. ↑ soweli Alona [@tb148]. (7 February 2023). Message in the #linjamanka glyph submissions! thread in #toki-suli. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 19 December 2023.
  44. ↑ jan Kita [@.hecko]. (6 February 2023). Message in the #linjamanka glyph submissions! thread in #toki-suli. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 19 December 2023. "description: combo of sitelen and kalama with 2 dots (due to grid size but i'm now retconning it to be a reference to cassettes)".
  45. ↑ jan Asiku [@asiku]. (6 February 2023). Message in the #linja lipamanka thread in #toki-suli. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 3 February 2024.
  46. ↑ lipamanka. "printable dictionary". lipamanka.gay. Retrieved 28 January 2024.
  47. ↑ jan Kekan San. "fanart". mun.la. Retrieved 28 January 2024.
  48. ↑ vivi [@viviampersand]. (6 February 2023). Message in the #linjamanka glyph submissions! thread in #toki-suli. ma pona pi toki pona. Discord. Retrieved 28 January 2024. "Lewi (from ʃ + ɫ lol)".
  49. ↑ 49.0 49.1 soweli Eweke [@paranormalchicken]. (2 February 2024). Message in #crafty-pe-pcs-and-a-currently-unnamed-emoji-set. ma pi nasin sitelen. Discord. Retrieved 3 March 2024. "also i made logos for ParanormalChicken Scratch and CraftyPE".
  50. ↑ soweli Eweke [@paranormalchicken]. (21 February 2024). Message in #ssk-fairfax. ma pi nasin sitelen. Discord. Retrieved 3 March 2024. "@jan Lepeka o, could ParanormalChickenScratch and CraftyPE be removed (or at least not considered sitelen pona glyphs?) i appreciate your inclusion of them but i don't want them to be solely considered "sitelen pona fonts" if that makes sense".
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