A place for the discussion and sharing of Elian works, both original and found elsewhere.
What is Elianscript? It’s an alternative writing system whose properties combine the linearity of spelling with the free-form nature of drawing.
It’s also kind of like a weak cipher, to those not in the know. Similar to a pigpen cipher, but instead of randomly jumbling the letters, we all agree to do it alphabetically. That way everyone IN the know, can read it.
Full instructions can be found here.
What about numbers? In this community we prefer to use Arabic numbers. Using other systems is fine so long as you post an explanation of how to translate them.
If you'd like to do a word of the day (WOTD) post, then please use https://www.merriam-webster.com/word-of-the-day
Have fun!
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Elianscript @sh.itjust.works beastlykings @sh.itjust.works WOTD 4.15.25
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Someone described as [word] shows a readiness or desire to fight or argue.
Feel free to try your hand at writing it in the comments!
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Elianscript @sh.itjust.works beastlykings @sh.itjust.works WOTD 4.14.25
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[Word] is an informal word that refers to the power or opportunity to choose—in other words, free choice. It is used especially in the phrase if one had one's [word].
Feel free to use this post to share your own take on the word of the day!
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Elianscript @sh.itjust.works beastlykings @sh.itjust.works WOTD 4.10.25
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This word is usually used with "about" or "of" to describe someone who is cautious about doing something.
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Elianscript @sh.itjust.works beastlykings @sh.itjust.works WOTD 4.9.25
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This is a formal and old-fashioned word meaning "to give (something) to someone as a promise or a privilege."
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Elianscript @sh.itjust.works beastlykings @sh.itjust.works WOTD 4.8.25
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This word is used disapprovingly to refer to a blindly devoted official, follower, or member of an organization, such as a corporation or political party.
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Elianscript @sh.itjust.works beastlykings @sh.itjust.works WOTD 4.7.25
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Something described this way is capable of being stretched or bent into different shapes, or capable of being easily changed or influenced.
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Elianscript @sh.itjust.works beastlykings @sh.itjust.works WOTD 3.31.25
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This refers to a strong liking for something, or a strong tendency to behave in a certain way. It is usually used with for.
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Elianscript @sh.itjust.works beastlykings @sh.itjust.works WOTD 3.25.25
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A member of a fictitious peaceful and friendly race of small humanlike creatures that dwell underground.
I also made it a different way:
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Elianscript @sh.itjust.works beastlykings @sh.itjust.works WOTD 3.24.25
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To do this to something, such as a word, name, message, etc., is to cause it to be unclear or distorted. This type of thing can be the result of an accident, ignorance, or a transmission error. It can also mean "to so alter or distort as to create a wrong impression or change the meaning."
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Elianscript @sh.itjust.works beastlykings @sh.itjust.works WOTD 3.20.25
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It is a formal adjective that describes something that relates to or occurs in the spring.
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Elianscript @sh.itjust.works beastlykings @sh.itjust.works WOTD 3.19.25
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This is something (such as a force, campaign, or movement) that is extremely large and powerful and cannot be stopped.
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Elianscript @sh.itjust.works beastlykings @sh.itjust.works WOTD 3.18.25
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To do this to someone is to express warning or disapproval towards them, or to urge them to do something.
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Elianscript @sh.itjust.works beastlykings @sh.itjust.works WOTD 3.17.25
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It is a humorous rhyming poem of five lines.
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Elianscript @sh.itjust.works beastlykings @sh.itjust.works WOTD 3.16.25
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It usually describes things that are very common and often—though not always—bad or unpleasant. It is also commonly used in the phrase “**** with” to mean “copiously supplied” or “having a large amount of; full of.” Unlike most adjectives, it is not used before a noun.