Sythh

Sythh is the Common Tongue word for the Ash language. There is no Ash name for it because, while one of the most elegant languages the world has to offer, Sythh has the unique characteristic of lacking all nouns and pronouns except for names, and uses hand signs to supplement its conversations. Structurally, the language is simple. A root word is modified by a number of prefixes attached in writing by a tail.

See the structural entry on it here.

Sythh itself is written in glyphs, of which there are two types. Root glyphs are typically very complicated, and their execution (with various flourishes and tails) can vary based on the experience of the writer. Beyond that, there is an additional placeholder noun scha that is used to signify meaning, along with the occasional pictograph. Roots when modified have an extended tail to the right. This is because Sythh words are read from right to left, while sentences are read from left to right. This can be confusing to a newcomer.