Fraser alphabet

Fraser alphabet is an artificial script invented in 1915 for writing Lisu, language.

Consonants

 * 1) Initial glottal stop is not written. It is automatic before all initial vowels but [ɯ] and [ə].
 * 2) ꓭ sometimes represents a "vowel", presumably a medial [ɰ], and sometimes a consonant [ɣ]. ꓪ and ꓬ are likewise ambiguous.
 * 3) ꓨ only occurs in an imperative particle. It is an allophone of ꓦ [h̃], which causes nasalization to the syllable.
 * 4) Q and ⬇ are not part of Fraser alphabet and are only used as Fraser numerals.

Vowels

 * **Not written after a consonant.

For example, ⟨ꓝ⟩ is [tsɑ̄], while ⟨ꓝꓰ⟩ is [tsē].

Numbers
Lisu and Naxi uses Arabic numerals, but Chisakoan, Tairian, Katsugichian uses the numerals based off the Greek numerals but follow the non-ordering: