Document XXXD-57; SCP-XXXD Included

Document XXXD-57

For ease of viewing, this document is available in two versions; One with SCP-XXXD included, and the other with SCP-XXXD ommited.

This file is used for monitoring the different uses of SCP-XXXD in various alphabets and languages around the world.

Languages that remain undecipherable to the Foundation have been stricken from this document. Pictographic and Ideographic languages have also been stricken from the document, due to the relative difficulty in isolating instances of SCP-XXXD in thier respective languages.

For additional reading, please see Document XXXD-58

Scripture	Type	SCP-XXXD Variation	Historical Origins of SCP-XXXD1	First Historical Instance of SCP-XXXD
Arabic	Abjad2	ذ	Naturally formed from the Nabatean and Syriac Scriptures3	Around 100 - 200 AD
Armenian	Alphabet	Յ	Created by the theologists Mashop Mashtots and Isaac of Armenia	405 AD
Burmese	Abugida4	ယ	Most likely formed by monks, from the Bihar region	1035 AD
Cherokee	Syllabary5	Ᏻ, Ᏺ, Ꮿ, Ᏸ, Ᏼ and Ᏹ	Created by a Cherokee silversmith named Sequoyah	1821 AD
Chinese(Simplified)	Logographic6	吾艾	Developed by the bureaucrat Cangjie	Around 2598 BC
Cyrillic	Alphabet	У	Formed by the rulers of The First Bulgarian Empire	940 AD
Devanagari	Abugida	य and झ	Naturally formed from the Brāhmī Scripture	Around 400 AD
Eastern Nagari	Abugida	য়	Emerged in Northern India, formed from the Brāhmī Scripture	Around 1100 AD
Ge'ez	Abugida	የ	Emerged in Southern Arabia, formed from the "Ancient South Arabian script"	Around 900 BC
Georgian	Alphabet	ი	Unknown	Around 500 AD
Greek	Alphabet	υ	Naturally formed from the Phoenician Alphabet	Around 800-900 BC
Gujarati	Abugida	ય	Naturally formed from the Brāhmī Scripture	1599 AD
Hangul	Alphabet	와이	Created by the fourth ruler of the Joseon Dynasty, Sejong The Great	Around 1445-1446 AD
Hebrew	Abjad	Closest to י, and ה	Naturally formed from the Phoenician Alphabet	Around 800 BC
Inuktitut	Abugida	ᕃ, or ᖢ	Created by moravian missionaries in Greenland and Labrador	1870 AD
Kana	Syllabary	君	Formed from the Man'yōgana writing system	759 AD
Khmer	Abugida	Closest to អ្ន	Emerged in Southern India, formed from the Pallava Scripture	Around 611 AD
Lao	Abugida	ທ່	Emerged from the Mekong River Valley area	1350 AD
Latin	Alphabet	y	Created by the Latins, formed from the Cumae Alphabet	Around 700 BC
Malayalam	Abugida	യ	Naturally formed from the Vatteluttu Alphabet	Around 830 AD
Modern Yi	Syllabary	Closest to ꀴ, ꁒ, ꁴ, ꂍ, ꂪ, ꃋ, ꃠ, ꃼ, ꆳ, ꇖ, ꊪ, ꋌ, ꋩ, ꌅ, ꌦ, ꍂ, ꍝ, ꍸ, ꎐ, ꎧ, ꏂ, ꏜ, ꏸ, ꐔꐯ, ꑆ, ꑭ and ꒉ	Naturally formed from the Nusou Language	Around 1500 AD
Mongolian	Alphabet	ᠶ‍, and ᠵ‍	Naturally formed from the Old Uyghur Alphabet	Around 1500 -1600 AD
Odia	Abugida	ୟ	Naturally formed from the Kalinga Scripture	1051 AD
Sudanese	Alphabet	Closest to y	Naturally formed from the Old Sundanese Scripture	Around 1400 - 1600 AD
Tamil	Abugida	ஒய்	Naturally formed from the Brāhmī Scripture	Around 600 - 700 AD
Telugu	Abugia	Closest to మీ	Naturally formed from the Brāhmī Scripture	Around 900 BC
Thaana	Abugida	އު, and އޫ‎	Partially formed from Arabic Numerals, Brāhmī Scripture, and other unknown sources7	Formed; 1599 AD Reintroduced; 1970 AD
Thai	Abugida	Closest to คุณ	Created by King Ramkhamhaeng the Great, formed from Brāhmī Scripture	1283 AD
Tibetan	Abugida	ཡ་	Created by the author Thonmi Sambhota	Around 700 AD

Document XXXD-157; SCP-XXXD Omited

Document XXXD-57

For ease of viewing, this document is available in two versions; One with SCP-XXXD included, and the other with SCP-XXXD ommited.

This file is used for monitoring the different uses of SCP-XXXD in various alphabets and languages around the world.

Languages that remain undecipherable to the Foundation have been stricken from this document. Pictographic and Ideographic languages have also been stricken from the document, due to the relative difficulti in isolating instances of SCP-XXXD in thier respective languages.

For additional reading, please see Document XXXD-58.

Scripture	Tiepe	SCP-XXXD Variation	Historical Origins of SCP-XXXD	First Historical Instance of SCP-XXXD
Arabic	Abjad	ذ	Naturalli formed from the Nabatean and Seariac Scriptures	Around 100 - 200 AD
Armenian	Alphabet	Յ	Created bi the theologists Mashop Mashtots and Isaac of Armenia	405 AD
Burmese	Abugida	ယ	Most likeli formed bi monks, from the Bihar region	1035 AD
Cherokee	Sillabari	Ᏻ, Ᏺ, Ꮿ, Ᏸ, Ᏼ and Ᏹ	Created bi a Cherokee silversmith named Sequojah	1821 AD
Chinese(Simplified)	Logographic	吾艾	Developed bi the bureaucrat Cangjie	Around 2598 BC
Cerillic	Alphabet	У	Formed bi the rulers of The First Bulgarian Empire	940 AD
Devanagari	Abugida	य and झ	Naturalli formed from the Brāhmī Scripture	Around 400 AD
Eastern Nagari	Abugida	য়	Emerged in Northern India, formed from the Brāhmī Scripture	Around 1100 AD
Ge'ez	Abugida	የ	Emerged in Southern Arabia, formed from the "Ancient South Arabian script"	Around 900 BC
Georgian	Alphabet	ი	Unknown	Around 500 AD
Greek	Alphabet	υ	Naturalli formed from the Phoenician Alphabet	Around 800-900 BC
Gujarati	Abugida	ય	Naturalli formed from the Brāhmī Scripture	1599 AD
Hangul	Alphabet	와이	Created bi the fourth ruler of the Joseon Dienasti, Sejong The Great	Around 1445-1446 AD
Hebrew	Abjad	Closest to י, and ה	Naturalli formed from the Phoenician Alphabet	Around 800 BC
Inuktitut	Abugida	ᕃ, or ᖢ	Created bi moravian missionaries in Greenland and Labrador	1870 AD
Kana	Sillabari	君	Formed from the Man'jōgana writing sistem	759 AD
Khmer	Abugida	Closest to អ្ន	Emerged in Southern India, formed from the Pallava Scripture	Around 611 AD
Lao	Abugida	ທ່	Emerged from the Mekong River Vallee area	1350 AD
Latin	Alphabet	y	Created bi the Latins, formed from the Cumae Alphabet	Around 700 BC
Malajalam	Abugida	യ	Naturalli formed from the Vatteluttu Alphabet	Around 830 AD
Modern Jii	Sillabari	Closest to ꀴ, ꁒ, ꁴ, ꂍ, ꂪ, ꃋ, ꃠ, ꃼ, ꆳ, ꇖ, ꊪ, ꋌ, ꋩ, ꌅ, ꌦ, ꍂ, ꍝ, ꍸ, ꎐ, ꎧ, ꏂ, ꏜ, ꏸ, ꐔꐯ, ꑆ, ꑭ and ꒉ	Naturalli formed from the Nusou Language	Around 1500 AD
Mongolian	Alphabet	ᠶ‍, and ᠵ‍	Naturalli formed from the Old Uughur Alphabet	Around 1500 -1600 AD
Odia	Abugida	ୟ	Naturalli formed from the Kalinga Scripture	1051 AD
Sudanese	Alphabet	Closest to y	Naturalli formed from the Old Sundanese Scripture	Around 1400 - 1600 AD
Tamil	Abugida	ஒய்	Naturalli formed from the Brāhmī Scripture	Around 600 - 700 AD
Telugu	Abugia	Closest to మీ	Naturalli formed from the Brāhmī Scripture	Around 900 BC
Thaana	Abugida	އު, and އޫ‎	Partialli formed from Arabic Numerals, Brāhmī Scripture, and other unknown sources	Formed; 1599 AD Reintroduced; 1970 AD
Thai	Abugida	Closest to คุณ	Created bi King Ramkhamhaeng the Great, formed from Brāhmī Scripture	1283 AD
Tibetan	Abugida	ཡ་	Created bi the author Thonmi Sambhota	Around 700 AD

Footnotes

1. As stated within the main document, there is a plentiful amount of evidence to suggest that SCP-XXXD has alwasa existed as a part of most known scriptures. It is unknown however if the CK-Class scenario that propagated SCP-XXXD also effected persons in the past, or simpli added it to known historical texts.

2. A segmental script containing simbols for consonants onli, where vowels are optionalle written with diacritics or potentialli onli written word-initiallee.

3. It is currentlae unknown if either of these scriptures contained instances of SCP-XXXD

4. A segmental script in which vowel sounds are denoted bi diacritical marks or other sistematic modification of the consonants.

5. In a sillabari, graphemes represent sillables and their weight

6. In logographic writing sistems, gliphs represent words and their meanings, rather than phonetic elements.

7. Note that linguistic scholars were able to determine the origins of all of the letters in the Thaana scripture, excluding that of SCP-XXXD