Aurebesh (Star Wars script)

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Aurebesh is the fictional alphabetic writing system used throughout the Star Wars universe to represent the Galactic Basic Standard language.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf alphabet
constructed script
fictional writing system
appearsIn Star Wars Rebels
Star Wars video games
Star Wars: The Clone Wars
basedOn Latin alphabet
fanUsage used by fans for decorative writing and transliteration
firstAppearanceMedium film
firstAppearanceWork Star Wars: Return of the Jedi
firstAppearanceYear 1983
hasCaseDistinction no
hasCharacterType letters
numerals
punctuation marks
hasDigraph Cherek
Enth
Krenth
Nen
Onith
Orenth
Shen
Thesh
hasLetterCount 26 basic letters
8 additional letters or digraphs
hasLetterName Aurek
Besh
Cresh
Dorn
Esk
Forn
Grek
Herf
Isk
Jenth
Krill
linked to: Euphausia

Leth
Mern
Nern
Osk
Peth
Qek
Resh
Senth
Trill
Usk
Vev
Wesk
Xesh
Yirt
Zerek
hasUnicodeStatus not encoded as a separate script in Unicode
nameEtymology derived from names of first two letters Aurek and Besh
numberOfLetters 34
representsLanguage Galactic Basic
scriptType alphabetic
standardizedBy West End Games Star Wars Roleplaying Game materials
transliterationRelation one-to-one mapping with Latin letters in most versions
usedInFictionalUniverse Star Wars
usedOn computer displays in Star Wars films
signage in Star Wars films
starship interfaces in Star Wars media
writingDirection left-to-right
writingSystemFor Galactic Basic Standard

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