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Philippine scripts

Indigenous Philippine scripts are various writing systems that developed and flourished in the Philippines around 300 BC.[citation needed] These scripts are related to other Southeast Asian writing system that developed from South Indian Brahmi scripts. These were used in Asoka Inscriptions and Pallava Grantha, a type of writing used in the writing of…

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Historical Philippine Indic scripts

JavaMaritime Southeast AsiaLaguna Copperplate InscriptionShaka eraOld Malay
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Arabic

ArabicArabic scriptArabicCursiveEskayan
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Contemporary Philippine scripts

Modern KulitanKirim scriptIbalnan scriptsUNESCOHanunó'o/Hanunoo script
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BaybayinLuzon KawiJawiHanunó'oBuhid
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Historical Philippine Indic scripts

Arabic

Jawi

Contemporary Philippine scripts

Calligraphy

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Philippine scripts

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Triples40
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.022989
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related to Contemporary Philippine Indic scripts · 23
Philippine scripts → Buhid/Buid, Buid, Computer, Hanunoo, Hanunó'o/Hanunoo, Ibalnan, IBM, In, Macintosh, Memory, Pala’wan, Philippine, Philippine Paleographs, Philippines, PostScript, Tagbanua, Tagbanwa, The, TrueType, UNESCO
related to Contemporary Philippine scripts · 9
Philippine scripts → Baybayin, Contemporary Philippine, Eskaya, Iniskaya, Jawi, Kapampangan, Kirim, Kulitan, While
related to Calligraphy · 8
Philippine scripts → Each Philippine, Filipino, Hanunó'o, Kulitan, Philippine, Philippines, Tagbanwa, The

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script philippines baybayin arabic scripts writing philippine kawi jawi used tausūg southeast written inscribed use national eskayan calligraphy malay latin

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Philippine scriptsrelated to CalligraphyThe0.60section
Philippine scriptsrelated to CalligraphyPhilippine0.60section
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Philippine scriptsrelated to CalligraphyEach Philippine0.60section
Philippine scriptsrelated to CalligraphyFilipino0.60section
Philippine scriptsrelated to CalligraphyKulitan0.60section
Philippine scriptsrelated to CalligraphyTagbanwa0.60section
Philippine scriptsrelated to CalligraphyHanunó'o0.60section
Philippine scriptsrelated to Contemporary Philippine Indic scriptsIn0.60section
Philippine scriptsrelated to Contemporary Philippine Indic scriptsPhilippine0.60section
Philippine scriptsrelated to Contemporary Philippine Indic scriptsUNESCO Memory0.60section
Philippine scriptsrelated to Contemporary Philippine Indic scriptsWorld International Register0.60section

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