sitelen sitelen

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sitelen sitelen (also known as sitelen suwi) is a logographic writing system for toki pona, created by Jonathan Gabel around 2006.[1] It is one of the two non-Latin writing systems featured in pu, the other being sitelen pona. The overall style of sitelen sitelen was inspired by US west-coast comix and east-coast grafitti, while the word shapes themselves are often taken from hieroglyphs or religious symbols.[2]

mi weka e ike jan la mi weka e ike mi

sitelen sitelen is non-linear in nature: instead of a straight row, words are arranged in blocks reminiscent of comic strips. Prepositions and part-of-sentence marking particles wrap around their contents, similarly to sitelen pona's cartouches.

Glyphs

Words

Syllables

sitelen sitelen includes an alphasyllabary that is used to write names.

Null coda a e i o u Coda -n an en in on un
 
 
a
 
e
 
i
 
o
 
u
 
∅…n
 
an
 
en
 
in
 
on
 
un
 
j
 
ja
 
je
 
jo
 
ju
 
jn
 
jan
 
jen
 
jon
 
jun
 
k
 
ka
 
ke
 
ki
 
ko
 
ku
 
kn
 
kan
 
ken
 
kin
 
kon
 
kun
 
l
 
la
 
le
 
li
 
lo
 
lu
 
ln
 
lan
 
len
 
lin
 
lon
 
lun
 
m
 
ma
 
me
 
mi
 
mo
 
mu
 
mn
 
man
 
men
 
min
 
mon
 
mun
 
n
 
na
 
ne
 
ni
 
no
 
nu
 
nn
 
nan
 
nen
 
nin
 
non
 
nun
 
p
 
pa
 
pe
 
pi
 
po
 
pu
 
pn
 
pan
 
pen
 
pin
 
pon
 
pun
 
s
 
sa
 
se
 
si
 
so
 
su
 
sn
 
san
 
sen
 
sin
 
son
 
sun
 
t
 
ta
 
te
 
to
 
tu
 
tn
 
tan
 
ten
 
ton
 
tun
 
w
 
wa
 
we
 
wi
 
wn
 
wan
 
wen
 
win

Notable works

In 2012, Gabel created a contract written in sitelen sitelen, describing the sale of itself for 100 USD to jan Mato.[3]

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