Devanagari (12844 bytes)
1: ... MS2097.jpg|thumb|340px|[[Rigveda]] manuscript in Devanagari (early 19th century)]]
2: ...i script is derived from the undeciphered [[Indus script]], going back to at least [[2600 BC]].
4: ...is the most common transliteration of the name of script. Others are "Devnagri" and "Devanagri".
6: ...p]]s. In modern languages, word breaks are used. Devanagari has no case distinction, i.e. no [[majuscule]] an...
8: ...possible pronunciations can be written perfectly. Devanagari has 34 [[consonant]]s (''vyanjana''), and 12 [[vo...

Devanagari transliteration (1590 bytes)
1: In the traditional '''Devanagari transliteration''' scheme, many words and names h...
3: ...er "h" appears after a [[plosive consonant]] in [[Devanagari]] transliteration, it ''always'' indicates [[aspi...

Script (468 bytes)
1: '''''Script''''' may mean:
4: # A [[manuscript]], scroll
7: # A kind of [[script (computer programming)|computer program]]

Gupta script (544 bytes)
1: ... from [[Brahmi]] and gave rise to the [[Siddham]] script.

Old Hungarian script (1524 bytes)
1: ... the [[Latin alphabet]] be adopted. However, this script remained in use in remote regions of [[Transylvan...
8: ...from the [[Orkhon script|Orkhon]] or Turkic Runic script.

Bronzeware script (692 bytes)
1: ...s rarely have such characters on them, but bronze script is known throughout the [[Zhou Dynasty]].
3: See also: [[seal script]], [[oracle script]].

Ucan script (439 bytes)
1: ... language of [[Bhutan]]. A corresponding cursive script, [[u-mey]], is used for [[handwriting]].
4: ...[http://www.omniglot.com/writing/tibetan.htm Ucan script alphabet]

Cuneiform script (8046 bytes)
1: ...:Cuneiform script.jpg|right|thumb|240px|Cuneiform script]]
3: The '''Cuneiform script''' is one of the earliest known forms of written ...
5: The awesome Sumerian script was adapted for the writing of the [[Akkadian lan...
12: ...out 3000 years, though the syllabic nature of the script as it was refined by the Sumerians was unintuitiv...
14: ...written in a [[Chinese language|Chinese]] derived script; some of these Sinograms were used as logograms, ...

Gothic script (7413 bytes)
1: ...hic script''' was a [[medieval]] [[writing system|script]] used throughout [[Western Europe]] from approxi...
4: ...[[Aberdeen Bestiary]], an early example of Gothic script from the 12th century.]]
5: ..., "the ancient letter", believing that it was the script used by the [[ancient Rome|Romans]].
7: ...ge and wide and took up a lot of space on a [[manuscript]]. As early as the [[11th century]], different fo...
15: ...era textualis formata'', used for ''de luxe'' manuscripts. The usual form, simply ''littera textualis'', w...

Old European Script (11200 bytes)
4: ...d the dearth of repeated symbols in the purported script.
6: ==The discovery of the script==
7: ...te, more than a thousand fragments with similar inscriptions have been found on various archaeological sit...
9: ...ll collection of other objects. Over 85% of the inscriptions consist of a single symbol. The symbols thems...
11: ..., which is usually considered as the oldest known script. Analyses of the symbols showed that they had lit...

Artificial script (2471 bytes)
1: ...s exist, such as the [[Klingon language|Klingon]] script and [[N'Ko]].
2: ...'Ko]], the [[Fraser Alphabet]], and the [[Pollard script]] were invented to allow certain spoken natural l...
4: ...age]]. [[Shorthand]] systems may be considered conscripts.
6: ...d [[Cirth]] are still under consideration. One conscript which did make it into Unicode is the Shavian alp...
8: ...00-F8FF and 000F0000-0010FFFF), known as the [[ConScript Unicode Registry]].

Seal script (1791 bytes)
10: '''Seal script''' is a style of Chinese [[calligraphy]]. This a...
12: ...he [[Xiaozhuan]] (小篆) or Small Seal Script.
14: The Great Seal script is thought to have been systemised during the rei...
16: The Small Seal script was systemised by [[Li Si]] during the reign of t...
18: ...[[Shuowen Jiezi]]'' (100 AD - 121 AD), shows seal script characters listed under 540 [[Radical (Chinese ch...

Oracle script (2261 bytes)
1: '''Oracle bone script''' (甲骨文 [[pinyin]]: Jia3gu3w...
3: Oracle bone script is seen to develop over the several generations o...
11: ...guwen (甲骨文) or oracle bone inscriptions.
14: ...ell.JPG|thumbnail|left|Replica of ancient Chinese script on an oracle turtle shell]]
15: |[[Image:OracleDivining.JPG|thumbnail|left|Oracle script from a divining]]

Bengali script (6643 bytes)
1: ...some minor differences between the version of the script used for Assamese and the other languages: ra (Be...
3: ...centuries, especially when dealing with [[Hindu]] scripture such as the [[Mahabharata]] or [[Ramayana]]. I...
5: ... so characters. While effort at standardizing the script for the Bengali language continue in such notable...
7: ... seems likely that the [[standardisation]] of the script will be greatly influenced by the need to typeset...
39: The following is a sample text of script. The selection is a [[Bengali]] song, highly [[Sa...

XML Script (167 bytes)
1: XML Script is an [[XML transformation language]].
5: * [http://www.xmlscript.org/ XML Script home page]

D'Nealian Script (628 bytes)
1: ...y school teacher Donald Thurber. The name of the script comes from Donald's first name contracted with hi...
3: ...ng. D'Nealian Script was unique in that the [[manuscript]] form has many similarities to the cursive versi...
8: ...lessons.html example of D'Nealian cursive and manuscript alphabet]

GameMonkey Script (1691 bytes)
1: ...''GameMonkey Script''' is a small, cross-platform scripting language designed, as it's name suggests, for ...
14: ...y [[Data structure|data structure]] in GameMonkey Script is the table. Tables allow for a variety of other...
16: GameMonkey Script was written in 2002 by Matthew Riek and Greg Doug...
19: * [http://www.somedude.net/gamemonkey GameMonkey Script homepage]

Indus script (3401 bytes)
1: ... Indian scholars continues to argue for the Indus script as the predecessor of the [[Brahmic family]].
10: *The average length of the inscriptions is less than five signs, the longest being on...
13: ...rmises that the symbols represent a logo-syllabic script, with an underlying [[Dravidian languages|Dravidi...
15: ...ich in part explains the extreme brevity of the inscriptions. For their paper, see the external links.
21: ...cientscripts.com/indus.html Indus Script] (ancientscripts.com)

IRC script (807 bytes)
1: IRC script is a way of shortening commands while talking to ...
3: There are different scripts for different types of IRC clients: UNIX, '''mIR...
4: ...s [http://www.mircscripts.com/ Collection of mIRC scripts]

Insular script (2508 bytes)
2: ...' was a [[Middle Ages|medieval]] [[writing system|script]] so called because it was used in [[Ireland]], [...
4: ...closely related to the [[uncial]] and half-uncial scripts, its immediate influences; Irish insular is some...
6: ...letters such as b, d, p, and q are very wide. The script uses many [[ligature (typography)|ligatures]] and...
8: ... counterpart. Irish missionaries also brought the script to Europe, where they founded monasteries such as...
10: The script was used not only for [[Latin]] religious books, ...

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