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The rotation principle, applied again.
The script adapted from Cree syllabics for the Dakelh language of British Columbia.
Writes the Dakelh language using rotating characters adapted from Cree syllabics.
Contexts: Language and transcription, History
Extends the Cree design to a language with many more consonants, which stretched the rotation principle further than its inventor intended and shows where a compact design begins to strain.
Contexts: Language and transcription, History
Angular triangle and hook figures rotated to four positions following the Cree design, extended with further series for a larger consonant inventory.
Carrier syllabics adapt the Cree rotating-character design to a larger consonant inventory.