Vornish

Vornish (Vornish: Vornmashkaz) is a language only spoken on the Vornish Peninula. It uses its own script, the Vornillic Script, which was created in 1465 B.E. by Mavkash Ezrotnav Nimnogo, or Sonv (a saint in Habraicism) Mavkash. It consists of 22 letters excluding the space-letter (Ov) : Ah, Beh, Veh, Heh, Rah, Mah, O, Oh, Aye, Neh, Eh, Ee, Ih, I (/ˈaɪ/), Keh, Khah, Ya, Yoh, Leh, Seh, Zeh, and Sha. Ov is only used in traditional writing but is not used in modern writing (which is a form that is less commonly written, but used in signs, etc.). Since 1914 A.D. (1611 D.E.) the country of Kardoshia has began writing Vornish is their own Kardoshi Script, which is a modernized version of the Vornillic Script.