the closest sounding thing you can get to "dragon" in dvakiiri (again, just by sound, not meaning) is draakon

which can be written in a regular and condensed form

@azushark I don't have the sheet handy, but I'm guessing the Dutch "draak" would be the same first glyph and possibly a different second one ("k" instead of "ko")?

@BatElite there's no individual "k" syllable in dvakiiri currently

hmm...

@azushark Well I suppose since Dvakiiri is meant to be more or less syllabic making symbols for individual sounds might be counterproductive.

IIRC all symbols currently have the vowel at the end? What if there's equivalents with the vowel at the front? Then maybe when you need a word to end with an n or k (etc.) the glyphs for {vowel-n/k} might combine with the previous one. What I mean is for example "wraak" is two seperate glyphs and "wrak" is two combined ones.

(I don't know language stuff)

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