Tag: Adinkra Alphabet

Adinkra Alphabet is a phonetic writing system derived from Adinkra symbols for the Ghanaian languages of Akan, Ewe, Ga and Dagbani. Adinkra Alphabet was created by Charles Korankye in 2015.

Adinkra Alphabet has 42 characters and 45 glyphs. This consist of 10 vowels and 32 consonants as shown below. There are also 10 numerals and and an array marker.

Dagbani Alphabet in Adinkra has 42 characters and 45 glyphs. This consist of 10 vowels and 32 consonants as shown below. There are also 10 numerals and and an array marker.

Ga Alphabet in Adinkra has 42 characters and 45 glyphs. This consist of 10 vowels and 32 consonants as shown below. There are also 10 numerals and and an array marker.

Ewe Alphabet in Adinkra has 42 characters and 45 glyphs. This consist of 10 vowels and 32 consonants as shown below. There are also 10 numerals and and an array marker.

Akan (Twi) Alphabet in Adinkra has 42 characters and 45 glyphs. This consist of 10 vowels and 32 consonants as shown below. There are also 10 numerals and and an array marker.

Adinkra Alphabet is a phonetic writing system derived from Adinkra symbols for Ghanaian languages of Akan, Ewe, Ga and Dagbani. There are a total of 42 characters in Adinkra Alphabet. Adinkra Alphabet was created in 2015 by Charles Korankye.

There are 10 vowels in Adinkra Alphabet. Adinkra character C (C) is a vowel marker. There are 32 consonants in Adinkra Alphabet. Adinkra character x (x) is a marker for mathematical Array.