Alfabeto Cherokee
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Ꭰ13A0
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Ꭱ13A1
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Ꭲ13A2
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Ꭳ13A3
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Ꭴ13A4
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Ꭵ13A5
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Ꭶ13A6
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Ꭷ13A7
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Ꭸ13A8
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Ꭹ13A9
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Ꭺ13AA
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Ꭻ13AB
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Ꭼ13AC
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Ꭽ13AD
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Ꭾ13AE
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Ꭿ13AF
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Ꮀ13B0
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Ꮁ13B1
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Ꮂ13B2
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Ꮃ13B3
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Ꮄ13B4
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Ꮅ13B5
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Ꮆ13B6
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Ꮇ13B7
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Ꮈ13B8
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Ꮉ13B9
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Ꮊ13BA
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Ꮋ13BB
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Ꮌ13BC
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Ꮍ13BD
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Ꮎ13BE
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Ꮏ13BF
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Ꮐ13C0
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Ꮑ13C1
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Ꮒ13C2
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Ꮓ13C3
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Ꮔ13C4
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Ꮕ13C5
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Ꮖ13C6
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Ꮗ13C7
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Ꮘ13C8
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Ꮙ13C9
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Ꮚ13CA
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Ꮛ13CB
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Ꮜ13CC
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Ꮝ13CD
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Ꮞ13CE
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Ꮟ13CF
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Ꮠ13D0
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Ꮡ13D1
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Ꮢ13D2
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Ꮣ13D3
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Ꮤ13D4
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Ꮥ13D5
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Ꮦ13D6
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Ꮧ13D7
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Ꮨ13D8
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Ꮩ13D9
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Ꮪ13DA
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Ꮫ13DB
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Ꮬ13DC
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Ꮭ13DD
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Ꮮ13DE
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Ꮯ13DF
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Ꮰ13E0
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Ꮱ13E1
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Ꮲ13E2
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Ꮳ13E3
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Ꮴ13E4
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Ꮵ13E5
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Ꮶ13E6
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Ꮷ13E7
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Ꮸ13E8
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Ꮹ13E9
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Ꮺ13EA
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Ꮻ13EB
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Ꮼ13EC
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Ꮽ13ED
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Ꮾ13EE
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Ꮿ13EF
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Ᏸ13F0
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Ᏹ13F1
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Ᏺ13F2
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Ᏻ13F3
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Ᏼ13F4
Descrizione
Cherokee syllabary was designed in 1819 by Sequoyah, a Native American polymath, also known as George Gist or George Guess, a.k.a. Chief Sequoyah, to write the Cherokee language. The alphabet represents 85 characters. By 1820 thousands of Cherokees had learnt the syllabary, and by 1830, 90% were literate in their own language, and today the syllabary is still used.
Many letters of Cherokee syllabary resemble Latin 0041–007A and Cyrillic 0410–0474 , but they are not used to represent the same sounds. It is belived that Sequoyah used English orthography books, even though he didn't know English.
There is also a guess that Cherokee syllabary was a pattern for The Vai syllabary A500–A62B .
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