The Sats'rru alphabet

The sats'rru alphabet was invented on the continent of Nektalli, in the coastal cities of the Bay of Flowers a thousand years before The Fall. The writing system was adopted by many cultures from Nektalli, the Khot continent, Sohnue, and northern Tuktalli.

This alphabet continued in use after The fall, with variations in each region depending on the language, becoming the most common writing system in the northern hemisphere of Chriirah.

It is important to consider the anatomy of the Birrin head. They have a beak covered by four "lips", Birrin use their beak as an additional limb, which means that their lips are muscled and flexible enough to also make sounds while their beak is closed. They can also make guttural sounds.

But they cannot emit some phonemes of human languages ​​but they can emit other sounds that are very similar. The sounds represented here with the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) are approximations.

The sats'rru alphabet consists of 19 consonants, 5 vowels, a semi-vowel and an auxiliary sign of intonation.