15-09-2026, 08:03 AM
Here’s the table again, showing just how simple it becomes in REVA (reverse eva)
These are the families that are mapped via the space—that is, from the end of the previous token into this token. It appears that a decision is made here regarding which table (family) to map to. This is then processed (e.g., the e family), followed by additional glyphs until the next vowel bridge.
This is a very clean system. It’s striking that n/l/r are assigned almost equally.
These are the families that are mapped via the space—that is, from the end of the previous token into this token. It appears that a decision is made here regarding which table (family) to map to. This is then processed (e.g., the e family), followed by additional glyphs until the next vowel bridge.
This is a very clean system. It’s striking that n/l/r are assigned almost equally.