Ogham
Irish Alphabet
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
---|---|---|---|---|
ᚁ B |
ᚂ L |
ᚃ F |
ᚄ S |
ᚅ N |
ᚆ H |
ᚇ D |
ᚈ T |
ᚉ C |
ᚊ Q |
ᚋ M |
ᚌ G |
ᚍ NG |
ᚎ Z |
ᚏ R |
ᚐ A |
ᚑ O |
ᚒ U |
ᚓ E |
ᚔ I |
forfeda | ||||
ᚕ EA |
ᚖ OI |
ᚘ UI |
ᚗ IA |
ᚙ AE |
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