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Jan: /* Studies */ distinction between who did which

2025-02-01T13:16:14Z

Studies: distinction between who did which

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	<gallery>		<gallery>
	File:Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift.jpg\|Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift		File:Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift.jpg\|Ott: Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift
	File:Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift T.jpg\|Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift T		File:Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift T.jpg\|Ott: Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift T
	File:Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift D.jpg\|Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift D		File:Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift D.jpg\|Ott: Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift D
	File:Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift F.jpg\|Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift F		File:Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift F.jpg\|Ott: Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift F
	File:Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift N.jpg\|Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift N		File:Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift N.jpg\|Ott: Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift N
	File:Runskrift, F study.png\|Greek Phi vs. Runskrift F		File:Runskrift, F study.png\|Pax: Greek Phi vs. Runskrift F
	</gallery>		</gallery>

Pax: Mention Kurrentschrift

2025-02-01T12:22:46Z

Mention Kurrentschrift

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	= Festa's Runskrift =		= Festa's Runskrift =

	These practice sheets contain a reconstruction of how Festa's Runskrift was likely written, based on: 1) the specimen on page [[046\|~~[~~046~~]~~]] of the manuscript, 2) comparison with cursive writing traditions, 3) practical considerations.		These practice sheets contain a reconstruction of how Festa's Runskrift was likely written, based on: 1) the specimen on page [[046\|[046]]] of the manuscript, 2) comparison with cursive writing traditions like [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurrent Kurrentschrift], 3) practical considerations.

	The Runskrift resources are available in the public domain ([https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ CC0]). They can be downloaded from this link:		The Runskrift resources are available in the public domain ([https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ CC0]). They can be viewed below or downloaded from this link:

	[https://wiki.oeralinda.org/resources/assets/fonts/Festa%27s%20Runskrift.zip Download (1.1 MB)]		[https://wiki.oeralinda.org/resources/assets/fonts/Festa%27s%20Runskrift.zip Download (1.1 MB)]

Pax: Add Runskrift images from forum

2025-02-01T12:13:17Z

Add Runskrift images from forum

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	= Festa's Runskrift =		= Festa's Runskrift =

	These practice sheets contain a reconstruction of how Festa's Runskrift was likely written, based on: 1) the specimen on page [[046\|[046]]] of the manuscript, 2) comparison with cursive writing traditions, 3) practical considerations~~. Currently, there are sheets for writing single letters; advanced sheets will come in the future. They are available in A4 and Letter sizes.~~		These practice sheets contain a reconstruction of how Festa's Runskrift was likely written, based on: 1) the specimen on page [[046\|[046]]] of the manuscript, 2) comparison with cursive writing traditions, 3) practical considerations.

	Isaac Pitman's duodecimal digits <span class="fryas wagumskrift">↊ ↋</span> are included; if those do not interest you, ignore them. A variant of <span class="fryas">Ô</span> is used where the circumflex is inside, like in the Standskrift letter. <span class="fryas">J</span> is skipped for space reasons; that said, it is just <span class="fryas">I</span> with a dot. The Runskrift <span class="fryas">F</span> is ambiguous in the manuscript; a study below explains the author's interpretation; Greek φ (phi) is likely a direct descendant.

	The Runskrift resources are available in the public domain ([https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ CC0]). They can be downloaded from this link:		The Runskrift resources are available in the public domain ([https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ CC0]). They can be downloaded from this link:
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	[https://wiki.oeralinda.org/resources/assets/fonts/Festa%27s%20Runskrift.zip Download (1.1 MB)]		[https://wiki.oeralinda.org/resources/assets/fonts/Festa%27s%20Runskrift.zip Download (1.1 MB)]

	~~'''UPDATE~~:~~''' A comprehensive update is being worked on~~. ~~Please see the~~ [~~https~~:~~//forum~~.~~oeralinda~~.~~org~~/~~viewtopic.php?p=1084#p1084 forum thread] for a more recent version of the Runskrift reconstruction.~~		<center>

			[[File:P. 46 Standskrift trace.svg\|none\|500px\|letters of Standscript and Runscript]]

			[[File:P. 47 Standskrift trace.svg\|none\|385px\|counting numbers]]


			</center>

	=== ~~Preview~~ ===		=== Studies ===

	<gallery>		<gallery>
	File:Runskrift~~, practice sheet, single letters, A4~~.~~png~~\|~~Practice sheet~~		File:Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift.jpg\|Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift
	File:Runskrift~~, original vectors~~.~~png~~\|~~Original vectors, including variants~~		File:Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift T.jpg\|Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift T
	File:Runskrift, F study.png\|F ~~study~~		File:Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift D.jpg\|Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift D
			File:Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift F.jpg\|Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift F
			File:Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift N.jpg\|Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift N
			File:Runskrift, F study.png\|Greek Phi vs. Runskrift F
	</gallery>		</gallery>

Pax: Add Standskrift OLB version. Simplify some explanations.

2024-09-07T23:28:49Z

Add Standskrift OLB version. Simplify some explanations.

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	This font displays any Fryas text using the Standskrift, which is the lettering system found in the Oera Linda Book. The font recreates the Yule-based letters created by (or attributed to) Frya, as well as Godfreyath's counting numbers, which are described on page '''[[046\|[046]]]''' and '''[[047\|[047]]]''' of the manuscript. The font is available under the [https://scripts.sil.org/cms/scripts/page.php?site_id=nrsi&id=ofl SIL Open Font Licence]. It can be downloaded from this link:		This font displays any Fryas text using the Standskrift, which is the lettering system found in the Oera Linda Book. The font recreates the Yule-based letters created by (or attributed to) Frya, as well as Godfreyath's counting numbers, which are described on page '''[[046\|[046]]]''' and '''[[047\|[047]]]''' of the manuscript. The font is available under the [https://scripts.sil.org/cms/scripts/page.php?site_id=nrsi&id=ofl SIL Open Font Licence]. It can be downloaded from this link:

	[https://wiki.oeralinda.org/resources/assets/fonts/Frya%27s%20Standskrift.zip Download (3.0 MB)]		[https://wiki.oeralinda.org/resources/assets/fonts/Frya%27s%20Standskrift.zip Download (2.8 MB)]

	~~Alternatively~~, it can be downloaded from ~~the Oera Linda Foundation's webshop~~ [https://oeralinda.org/~~product~~/~~fryas-standskrift-font~~/ ~~here~~]~~, albeit without source files.~~		An earlier version of the font, called the OLB version, is available separately. The aim behind it was to imitate the strokes in the manuscript, including all irregularities and imperfections. It can be downloaded from this link:

			[https://wiki.oeralinda.org/resources/assets/fonts/Frya%27s%20Standskrift%20OLB.zip Download (2.5 MB)]

	=== Installation ===		=== Installation ===
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	* Windows: Unpack the ZIP file. In the Fonts subfolder, double-click the OTF* file and agree to installation.		* Windows: Unpack the ZIP file. In the Fonts subfolder, double-click the OTF* file and agree to installation.
	* Mac: Unpack the ZIP file. In the Fonts subfolder, double-click the OTF* file. In the preview window that opens, install the font.		* Mac: Unpack the ZIP file. In the Fonts subfolder, double-click the OTF* file. In the preview window that opens, install the font.
	* ~~GNU/~~Linux: Move the OTF* file to ~/.local/share/fonts.		* Linux: Move the OTF* file to ~/.local/share/fonts.

	After that, the font is available to use in word processors, image editors etc. under the name ~~“Fryas~~ Standskrift.”		After that, the font is available to use in word processors, image editors etc. under the name ''Fryas Standskrift''.

	<nowiki>*</nowiki>If the OTF file does not work, try the TTF file.		<nowiki>*</nowiki>If the OTF file does not work, try the TTF file.
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	<gallery>		<gallery>
	File:Frya's Standskrift 1 Comparison with OLB.png\|Comparison ~~with OLB~~		File:Frya's Standskrift 1 Comparison with OLB.png\|Comparison
	~~File:Frya's Standskrift 2 Mapping.png\|Mapping~~
	File:Frya's Standskrift 3 Special symbols.png\|Special symbols		File:Frya's Standskrift 3 Special symbols.png\|Special symbols
	File:Frya's Standskrift 4 Diacritics.png\|Diacritics		File:Frya's Standskrift 4 Diacritics.png\|Diacritics
	File:Frya's Standskrift 3 Mathematics.png\|Mathematics		File:Frya's Standskrift 3 Mathematics.png\|Mathematics
			File:Frya's Standskrift OLB 1 Comparison with OLB.png\|OLB version
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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	* Windows: Unpack the ZIP file. In the Fonts subfolder, double-click the OTF* files and agree to installation.		* Windows: Unpack the ZIP file. In the Fonts subfolder, double-click the OTF* files and agree to installation.
	* Mac: Unpack the ZIP file. In the Fonts subfolder, double-click the OTF* files. In the preview windows that open, install the fonts.		* Mac: Unpack the ZIP file. In the Fonts subfolder, double-click the OTF* files. In the preview windows that open, install the fonts.
	* ~~GNU/~~Linux: Move the OTF* files to ~/.local/share/fonts.		* Linux: Move the OTF* files to ~/.local/share/fonts.

	After that, the fonts are available to use in word processors, image editors etc. under the names ~~“Fryas~~ Wagumskrift,~~” “Fryas~~ Wagumskrift ~~10”~~ and ~~“Fryas~~ Wagumskrift 8.”		After that, the fonts are available to use in word processors, image editors etc. under the names ''Fryas Wagumskrift'', ''Fryas Wagumskrift 10'' and ''Fryas Wagumskrift 8''.

	<nowiki>*</nowiki>If the OTF files do not work, try the TTF files.		<nowiki>*</nowiki>If the OTF files do not work, try the TTF files.
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	<gallery>		<gallery>
	File:Frya's Wagumskrift 1 Comparison with OLB.png\|Comparison ~~with OLB~~		File:Frya's Wagumskrift 1 Comparison with OLB.png\|Comparison
	File:Frya's Wagumskrift 2 Punctuation.png\|Punctuation		File:Frya's Wagumskrift 2 Punctuation.png\|Punctuation
	File:Frya's Wagumskrift 3 Mathematics 1.png\|Mathematics 1		File:Frya's Wagumskrift 3 Mathematics 1.png\|Mathematics 1

Pax: Update Standskrift description and previews

2024-09-05T16:26:12Z

Update Standskrift description and previews

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	This page contains digital fonts which can be used to read and type the Fryas language in its native letters on computers, as well as resources for learning to write the letters by hand. All fonts were created by Pax Ravn and ~~follow~~ Jan Ott's Fryas-Latin transliteration convention.		This page contains digital fonts which can be used to read and type the Fryas language in its native letters on computers, as well as resources for learning to write the letters by hand. All fonts were created by Pax Ravn and support Jan Ott's Fryas-Latin transliteration convention.

	[[File:OLB transcription convention.png\|thumb\|Fryas-Latin transliteration conventions]]		[[File:OLB transcription convention.png\|thumb\|Fryas-Latin transliteration conventions]]
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	= Frya's Standskrift =		= Frya's Standskrift =

	This font displays any Fryas text ~~according to~~ the ~~style of~~ the ~~scribe or scribes who made the current copy of~~ the Oera Linda ~~book~~. The font recreates the Yule-based letters attributed to Frya, as well as Godfreyath's counting numbers, which are described on page [[046\|~~[~~046~~]~~]] of the manuscript. The font is available under the [https://scripts.sil.org/cms/scripts/page.php?site_id=nrsi&id=ofl SIL Open Font Licence]. It can be downloaded from this link:		This font displays any Fryas text using the Standskrift, which is the lettering system found in the Oera Linda Book. The font recreates the Yule-based letters created by (or attributed to) Frya, as well as Godfreyath's counting numbers, which are described on page '''[[046\|[046]]]''' and '''[[047\|[047]]]''' of the manuscript. The font is available under the [https://scripts.sil.org/cms/scripts/page.php?site_id=nrsi&id=ofl SIL Open Font Licence]. It can be downloaded from this link:

	[https://wiki.oeralinda.org/resources/assets/fonts/Frya%27s%20Standskrift.zip Download (4.7 MB)]		[https://wiki.oeralinda.org/resources/assets/fonts/Frya%27s%20Standskrift.zip Download (3.0 MB)]

	Alternatively, it can be downloaded from the Oera Linda Foundation's webshop [https://oeralinda.org/product/fryas-standskrift-font/ here], albeit without source files.		Alternatively, it can be downloaded from the Oera Linda Foundation's webshop [https://oeralinda.org/product/fryas-standskrift-font/ here], albeit without source files.
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	<gallery>		<gallery>
	File:Frya's Standskrift 1 Comparison with OLB.png\|Comparison with OLB		File:Frya's Standskrift 1 Comparison with OLB.png\|Comparison with OLB
	File:Frya's Standskrift 2 ~~Punctuation~~.png\|~~Punctuation~~		File:Frya's Standskrift 2 Mapping.png\|Mapping
			File:Frya's Standskrift 3 Special symbols.png\|Special symbols
			File:Frya's Standskrift 4 Diacritics.png\|Diacritics
	File:Frya's Standskrift 3 Mathematics.png\|Mathematics		File:Frya's Standskrift 3 Mathematics.png\|Mathematics
	</gallery>		</gallery>

Pax: Link to forum thread

2024-07-05T14:39:46Z

Link to forum thread

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	[https://wiki.oeralinda.org/resources/assets/fonts/Festa%27s%20Runskrift.zip Download (1.1 MB)]		[https://wiki.oeralinda.org/resources/assets/fonts/Festa%27s%20Runskrift.zip Download (1.1 MB)]

			'''UPDATE:''' A comprehensive update is being worked on. Please see the [https://forum.oeralinda.org/viewtopic.php?p=1084#p1084 forum thread] for a more recent version of the Runskrift reconstruction.

	=== Preview ===		=== Preview ===

Pax: /* Festa's Runskrift */

2024-01-04T20:47:17Z

Festa's Runskrift

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	These practice sheets contain a reconstruction of how Festa's Runskrift was likely written, based on: 1) the specimen on page [[046\|[046]]] of the manuscript, 2) comparison with cursive writing traditions, 3) practical considerations. Currently, there are sheets for writing single letters; advanced sheets will come in the future. They are available in A4 and Letter sizes.		These practice sheets contain a reconstruction of how Festa's Runskrift was likely written, based on: 1) the specimen on page [[046\|[046]]] of the manuscript, 2) comparison with cursive writing traditions, 3) practical considerations. Currently, there are sheets for writing single letters; advanced sheets will come in the future. They are available in A4 and Letter sizes.

	Isaac Pitman's duodecimal digits <span class="fryas wagumskrift">↊ ↋</span> are included; if those do not interest you, ignore them. A variant of <span class="fryas">Ô</span> is used where the circumflex is inside, like in the Standskrift letter. <span class="fryas">J</span> is skipped for space reasons; that said, it is just <span class="fryas">I</span> with a dot. The Runskrift <span class="fryas">F</span> is ambiguous in the manuscript; a study below explains the author's interpretation.		Isaac Pitman's duodecimal digits <span class="fryas wagumskrift">↊ ↋</span> are included; if those do not interest you, ignore them. A variant of <span class="fryas">Ô</span> is used where the circumflex is inside, like in the Standskrift letter. <span class="fryas">J</span> is skipped for space reasons; that said, it is just <span class="fryas">I</span> with a dot. The Runskrift <span class="fryas">F</span> is ambiguous in the manuscript; a study below explains the author's interpretation; Greek φ (phi) is likely a direct descendant.

	The Runskrift resources are available in the public domain ([https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ CC0]). They can be downloaded from this link:		The Runskrift resources are available in the public domain ([https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ CC0]). They can be downloaded from this link:

Pax: Notes about Ô, J and F

2024-01-04T20:44:00Z

Notes about Ô, J and F

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	= Festa's Runskrift =		= Festa's Runskrift =

	These practice sheets contain a reconstruction of how Festa's Runskrift was likely written, based on: 1) the specimen on page [[046\|[046]]] of the manuscript, 2) comparison with cursive writing traditions, 3) practical considerations. Currently, there are sheets for writing single letters; advanced sheets will come in the future. They are available in A4 and Letter sizes. ~~They include~~ Isaac Pitman's duodecimal digits ↊↋; if those do not interest you, ignore them.		These practice sheets contain a reconstruction of how Festa's Runskrift was likely written, based on: 1) the specimen on page [[046\|[046]]] of the manuscript, 2) comparison with cursive writing traditions, 3) practical considerations. Currently, there are sheets for writing single letters; advanced sheets will come in the future. They are available in A4 and Letter sizes.

			Isaac Pitman's duodecimal digits <span class="fryas wagumskrift">↊ ↋</span> are included; if those do not interest you, ignore them. A variant of <span class="fryas">Ô</span> is used where the circumflex is inside, like in the Standskrift letter. <span class="fryas">J</span> is skipped for space reasons; that said, it is just <span class="fryas">I</span> with a dot. The Runskrift <span class="fryas">F</span> is ambiguous in the manuscript; a study below explains the author's interpretation.

	The Runskrift resources are available in the public domain ([https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ CC0]). They can be downloaded from this link:		The Runskrift resources are available in the public domain ([https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ CC0]). They can be downloaded from this link:

Pax: /* Festa's Runskrift */

2024-01-04T20:12:33Z

Festa's Runskrift

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	= Festa's Runskrift =		= Festa's Runskrift =

	These practice sheets contain a reconstruction of how Festa's Runskrift was likely written, based on: 1) the specimen on page [[046\|[046]]] of the manuscript, 2) comparison to cursive writing traditions, 3) practical considerations. Currently, there are sheets for writing single letters; advanced sheets will come in the future. They are available in A4 and Letter sizes. They include Isaac Pitman's duodecimal digits ↊↋; if those do not interest you, ignore them.		These practice sheets contain a reconstruction of how Festa's Runskrift was likely written, based on: 1) the specimen on page [[046\|[046]]] of the manuscript, 2) comparison with cursive writing traditions, 3) practical considerations. Currently, there are sheets for writing single letters; advanced sheets will come in the future. They are available in A4 and Letter sizes. They include Isaac Pitman's duodecimal digits ↊↋; if those do not interest you, ignore them.

	The Runskrift resources are available in the public domain ([https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ CC0]). They can be downloaded from this link:		The Runskrift resources are available in the public domain ([https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ CC0]). They can be downloaded from this link:

Pax: Add Runskrift

2024-01-04T20:10:33Z

Add Runskrift

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	This page contains ~~an overview of~~ fonts which can be used to read and ~~write~~ the Fryas language in its native letters on computers. All fonts follow Jan Ott's Fryas-Latin transliteration convention.		This page contains digital fonts which can be used to read and type the Fryas language in its native letters on computers, as well as resources for learning to write the letters by hand. All fonts were created by Pax Ravn and follow Jan Ott's Fryas-Latin transliteration convention.

	[[File:OLB transcription convention.png\|thumb\|Fryas-Latin transliteration conventions]]		[[File:OLB transcription convention.png\|thumb\|Fryas-Latin transliteration conventions]]
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	= Frya's Standskrift =		= Frya's Standskrift =

	This font displays any Fryas text according to the style of the scribe or scribes who made the current copy of the Oera Linda book. The font recreates the Yule-based letters attributed to Frya, as well as Godfreyath's counting numbers. The font ~~was created by Pax Ravn and~~ is available under the [https://scripts.sil.org/cms/scripts/page.php?site_id=nrsi&id=ofl SIL Open Font Licence]. It can be downloaded from this link:		This font displays any Fryas text according to the style of the scribe or scribes who made the current copy of the Oera Linda book. The font recreates the Yule-based letters attributed to Frya, as well as Godfreyath's counting numbers, which are described on page [[046\|[046]]] of the manuscript. The font is available under the [https://scripts.sil.org/cms/scripts/page.php?site_id=nrsi&id=ofl SIL Open Font Licence]. It can be downloaded from this link:

	[https://wiki.oeralinda.org/resources/assets/fonts/Frya%27s%20Standskrift.zip Download (4.7 MB)]		[https://wiki.oeralinda.org/resources/assets/fonts/Frya%27s%20Standskrift.zip Download (4.7 MB)]
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	File:Frya's Standskrift 2 Punctuation.png\|Punctuation		File:Frya's Standskrift 2 Punctuation.png\|Punctuation
	File:Frya's Standskrift 3 Mathematics.png\|Mathematics		File:Frya's Standskrift 3 Mathematics.png\|Mathematics
			</gallery>

			= Festa's Runskrift =

			These practice sheets contain a reconstruction of how Festa's Runskrift was likely written, based on: 1) the specimen on page [[046\|[046]]] of the manuscript, 2) comparison to cursive writing traditions, 3) practical considerations. Currently, there are sheets for writing single letters; advanced sheets will come in the future. They are available in A4 and Letter sizes. They include Isaac Pitman's duodecimal digits ↊↋; if those do not interest you, ignore them.

			The Runskrift resources are available in the public domain ([https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ CC0]). They can be downloaded from this link:

			[https://wiki.oeralinda.org/resources/assets/fonts/Festa%27s%20Runskrift.zip Download (1.1 MB)]

			=== Preview ===

			<gallery>
			File:Runskrift, practice sheet, single letters, A4.png\|Practice sheet
			File:Runskrift, original vectors.png\|Original vectors, including variants
			File:Runskrift, F study.png\|F study
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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	The Fryas never explicitly mention a separate letter style for inscriptions. Perhaps they called those letters Standskrift as well and made no distinction between the style of letters on parchment and walls. Alternatively, they wrote the letters on walls exactly the same way as on parchment. In any case, this font is named Wagumskrift (“wall script”) in order to maintain distinction with the Standskrift font.		The Fryas never explicitly mention a separate letter style for inscriptions. Perhaps they called those letters Standskrift as well and made no distinction between the style of letters on parchment and walls. Alternatively, they wrote the letters on walls exactly the same way as on parchment. In any case, this font is named Wagumskrift (“wall script”) in order to maintain distinction with the Standskrift font.

	The font ~~was created by Pax Ravn and~~ is available under the [https://scripts.sil.org/cms/scripts/page.php?site_id=nrsi&id=ofl SIL Open Font Licence]. It can be downloaded from this link:		The font is available under the [https://scripts.sil.org/cms/scripts/page.php?site_id=nrsi&id=ofl SIL Open Font Licence]. It can be downloaded from this link:

	[https://wiki.oeralinda.org/resources/assets/fonts/Frya%27s%20Wagumskrift.zip Download (6.7 MB)]		[https://wiki.oeralinda.org/resources/assets/fonts/Frya%27s%20Wagumskrift.zip Download (6.7 MB)]

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	<gallery>		<gallery>
	File:Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift.jpg\|Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift		File:Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift.jpg\|Ott: Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift
	File:Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift T.jpg\|Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift T		File:Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift T.jpg\|Ott: Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift T
	File:Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift D.jpg\|Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift D		File:Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift D.jpg\|Ott: Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift D
	File:Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift F.jpg\|Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift F		File:Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift F.jpg\|Ott: Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift F
	File:Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift N.jpg\|Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift N		File:Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift N.jpg\|Ott: Kurrentschrift vs. Runskrift N
	File:Runskrift, F study.png\|Greek Phi vs. Runskrift F		File:Runskrift, F study.png\|Pax: Greek Phi vs. Runskrift F
	</gallery>		</gallery>