Dosloxoh Wehiz

For my fantasy world Grundet: [link]

Different Dosloxes; During the millennial history of Doslox (< hunter's day: [link] ), an uncountable amount of styles has been in use. This paper shows the Sowau (Sobemi-wa-peru, Flow-new-easy), Hoföm (Hoga-föni Moihyr Rahor halworor, Thick-black of eastern Great Lake) and Wadoslox Havor (New Doslox of Centre) with corresponding Westlang Northern Script; from top to bottom is also from latest to oldest.

Originally the great Herookuan Language of Ancestors (Rinapri) used complex picto-/logographic system in Later Goldhearts' Empire of second and third eras. Doslox developed from the system: at first it became syllabary and then alphabetic retaining some older elements.

Both the Northern Script and Wadoslox date back to the late fourth era (on different sides of the Grundet of course) while Hofö and its various decendants (often very flamboyant) were written in the glorious days of fifth era. Sowa and its elegant forms are from the turn of sixth era into seventh, and many of those styles are still favoured.