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old english letters
does anyone know where i can find a site that has the old english alphabet? I'm getting a tattoo done and I want it in that old letter styling.....and ideas for some help?
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By googling "olde english" I found this on the first try:
<img src="http://www.georgetown.edu/faculty/ballc/oe/font-nero1.gif"> At this site http://www.georgetown.edu/faculty/ba.../oe-fonts.html |
clarification i guess....i was thinking about getting my tattoo done in old english, but the word/phrase i'm getting is actually gaelic. does anyone know where i can find traditional gaelic writing?
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Hmm... you knew you'd wind up getting more and more questions, didn't you? :)
Is your phrase Irish gaelic or Scottish gaelic? (there are differences). That may affect the way your phrase appears. The alphabet / numerals are the same as the ones used in english, so yeah, you're in good shape as far as that goes. You'll want to pick a "font" or typeface that will go well with any accents that are put above the letters. Check out http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionar...lic%20language for some information on Irish and Scottish gaelic. As for fonts, check out Gaeilge on this website: http://babel.uoregon.edu/yamada/fonts/celtic.html I downloaded it for free for macintosh (likely windows is free too, if that's your bag.) Looks pretty good. Of course, all the letters are there for the 'english' language -- you'll only need those which your phrase requires. Let us know how it works out! (and post pictures :) ) |
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"gaelic font" Take the second link...done. |
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