Re: Languages using multiple scripts

From: Patrick Andries (patrick.andries@xcential.com)
Date: Mon Mar 07 2005 - 01:42:05 CST

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    Doug Ewell a écrit : 
    E. Keown <k underscore isoetc at yahoo dot com> wrote:

  
    Still collecting examples, but Aramaic, with 8
separate writing systems is the most polyscriptal,
followed by Mongolian....

I still want to know which language is 3rd --EK
    
    
Azerbaijani, at least, has been written in Arabic, Latin, and Cyrillic.
(We have registered tags for each of those.)  I don't know where that
places it in the derby.
    Caucasus should be a good region to search for languages written in many scripts : Abkhaz is or was  written in Georgian, Cyrillic, and Latin scripts I believe. Extracts are also known in (Turkish) Arabic script.

    P. A.


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