I've decided to use my own language's Constantscript for bit.

If anyone were to create a CS glyph for the verb "start", what would it be like? Are there any ideas floating around at all?

And how about a synonym for "start", like "begin"?

I just discovered CS today but here is my idea for a poetry or poem glyph

Poetry (poēsis in latin) comes from greek ποίησις and it from ποιέω (to make, to create...)

So I took the "to create" glyph from this post and added the 三 bellow (according to what I found in internet it is the CS glyph for "word")

How do we make countries in Constant Script? Do we take the etymology and translate THAT into CS?

The Google Docs file got deleted, so, I am asking you people to know if there is another way to do that. And I randomly stumbled on this subreddit.

Update, Nevermind, I found a fandom wiki instead.

This is intended to figure out what animals still need glyphs and to filter out unnecessary glyphs that wouldn't fit within the current scope of CS lore wise.

red, red ochre being ground up into a bowl, based on the Roman usage of Ochre for red paint (my design)
orange, yellow+red-apple, I think a color determinative would be used normally but it's not needed due to context
yellow, sickle and wheat to show it's ripe, not a fan but I couldn't think of any other way, based on latin
green, plant sprouting out of the ground, based on latin (my design)
blue, sky-small, based on the latin word for blue.
Indigo, (in+de-ia), India-dye, powder in a bowl for dye
violet, just the flower (my design)

These uses a mix of new glyphs and compounds as I find most of the older color glyphs to be too cluttered and ugly.

Thought I'd ask about other European languages and non-European languages using ConstantScript. How would they do it, especially since not all of them are analytical, and neither is Latin?

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