Quitoan Inventory, 2025

L-JN (Cannot be used with self)	I (Initial Pat. Adj) (Final Loc. Adj) || FL-X (Heads num. phrase)	X-X	L-NW-S (Heads a proper noun)	M-T-R	U (Initial Ag. Adj.)	X-RT	X-S	R-NT	KR-S	S-R-R	PR-R
K-L-S	K-RV	T-K	KL-S	R-K-R	N-M-L	M-WN	W-J	V-SR-M	X-RM	P-NT	W-TR	M-R
W-V	M-NT	C-R	ST-K	ST-F	XW-L	L-S	VL-T	S-NK-S	F-RK	W-S	M-N	V-K
M-S-K	PL-NT	ST-NR	N-T-R	SK-R-V	KR-L	F-X	M-V	P-X-R	P-S	C-RK	V-RK-R	KL-W
LA	LI	LO
Glyph 901 was first proposed by Pozdniakov.[1] The inverted variant 27b in Barthel's glyph 27 () appears to be a distinct glyph. Although 99 looks like a ligature of 95 and 14 , statistically it behaves like a separate glyph, similar to how Latin Q and R do not behave as ligatures of O and P with an extra stroke, but as separate letters.[2]

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(3) [TBC . . .] (4)

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Pror táumá lo càt toàserá kos poles cóuó la samet Auprercéré la. Tom lo mot vóutá cóuó splounrár foustáv i souksý la sófas mov, i xólo xonkar stoulá. Ne la, son la, Ótrapònsv, cót vróústás, rosant por spóusí Ousféltrí, rov póurlá, la sors cóuó lo kylas fáutá máunté li.