Proper noun
Tifinagh
A script used by some Berber peoples to write their languages, in a historical abjad mode as well as a modern alphabetic mode.
A modernized form of the Tifinagh alphabet was made official in Morocco in 2003. Source: Internet
In some areas, Arabic vowel diacritics are combined with Tifinagh letters to transcribe vowels, or y, w may be used for long ī and ū. Neo-Tifinagh infobox Neo-Tifinagh is the modern fully alphabetic script developed from earlier forms of Tifinagh. Source: Internet
Orthography Traditional Tifinagh Common forms of the letters are illustrated at left, including various ligatures of t and n. Gemination, though phonemic, is not indicated in Tifinagh. Source: Internet
Tifinagh, Berber-Arabic and Berber-Latin alphabets are being increasingly used in Morocco and Algeria. Source: Internet