Old Irish (to 900)inOgham

sga·OgamAlphabetMultiple-source attestation (MAIN)

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Language

Old Irish (to 900)

ISO 639-3sgaStatusHistoricalScopeIndividualScripts used2

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Latin (Latn)

Script

Ogham

ISO 15924OgamFamilyCeltic / Latin-derivedOriginEuropeDirectionLeft-to-rightStatusHistorical scriptOpenType tagogam

Ogham, an Early Medieval alphabet used to write Primitive Irish and Pictish inscriptions (4th–10th century CE). Carved onto stone monuments, read bottom-to-top.

Other languages using Ogham

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