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Summary

Table of the "Aurebesh" (sometimes "Aurek-besh" or "Aurabesh") alphabet, one of a number of writing systems used in the galaxy of the Star Wars films. The alphabetical order shown is the one in the original graphic captioned "The Aurebesh (A Star Wars Alphabet) S. Crane • 8/26/93 Freehand 3.1"<a rel="nofollow" class="external autonumber" href="http://www.echostation.com/features/aurebesh.htm">[1]</a> while most subsequent published sources show the letters corresponding to Latin digraphs ("ch", "ae", "eo", "kh", "ng", "oo", "sh", "th") grouped together at the end after the 26 letters corresponding to the single Latin letters "a"-"z"... There is a set of numerals which was subsequently devised for the Aurebesh, but the films commonly use ordinary Arabic (Hindu) numerals, so I haven't bothered to include them in this chart. All text in image was converted to paths for better display.

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current06:03, 8 January 2017Thumbnail for version as of 06:03, 8 January 2017840 × 745 (130 KB)127.0.0.1 (talk)<p>Table of the "Aurebesh" (sometimes "Aurek-besh" or "Aurabesh") alphabet, one of a number of writing systems used in the galaxy of the Star Wars films. The alphabetical order shown is the one in the original graphic captioned "The Aurebesh (A Star Wars Alphabet) S. Crane • 8/26/93 Freehand 3.1"<a rel="nofollow" class="external autonumber" href="http://www.echostation.com/features/aurebesh.htm">[1]</a> while most subsequent published sources show the letters corresponding to Latin digraphs ("ch", "ae", "eo", "kh", "ng", "oo", "sh", "th") grouped together at the end after the 26 letters corresponding to the single Latin letters "a"-"z"... There is a set of numerals which was subsequently devised for the Aurebesh, but the films commonly use ordinary Arabic (Hindu) numerals, so I haven't bothered to include them in this chart. All text in image was converted to paths for better display. </p>
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