Ihathvé Sabethired   Sabethir

Ihathvé Sabethired is the creation of Jason Liekhus. It developed from an older alphabet called Ihadva, which Jason based on of Arabic and Tengwar. The script is used to write a language called Sabethir, meaning "Eastern Language", which Jason invented for use in a fictional world.

Noteable features

Ihathvé Sabethired script

Ihathvé Sabethired

Sample text

Sample text in Ihathvé Sabethired

Transliteration
Erthéhyathra eratidhiahythuelyared arethoved aregoled. Aceidhia eratisevuin maĥdya i sirvya, orvydhia erthéhydavenin saradén.

Translation

All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.
(Article 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights)

Longer sample text (Tower of Babel)

Some invaluable phrases in Sabethir, by Jason Lucas

If you have any questions about Ihathvé Sabethired, you can contact Jason Liekhus at: ausila@aim.com

Other alphabets invented by Jason Liekhus

Braellaf, Ihathvé Sabethired, Old Zubaric

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