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Language Chamber · Alphabet
The 21 letters of the Enochian script, as Kelley received them on March 26, 1583. Each letter has a name, an English equivalent, and at least one reconstructed pronunciation. The script reads right to left.
The name Dee recorded for each glyph (e.g., "Un" for A, "Pa" for B)
Which Latin letter Dee mapped it to
Reconstructed pronunciation in three traditions
The Enochian script is written from right to left, as recorded in Dee's manuscripts. This direction is consistent across all manuscript sources, though modern practice sometimes renders the text left to right in Latin transliteration. Different manuscript sources show slightly different forms of the letter glyphs.
Several digital fonts reproduce the Enochian script. They typically map each glyph to the ASCII codepoint of its English equivalent — so typing "A" in an Enochian font renders the glyph for Un.
The alphabet grid is best viewed on a wider screen. On narrow screens, swipe horizontally to navigate between letters.
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Stylized renderings — hover to re-inscribe · the manuscript plates remain the authority
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