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bgZMCDaedricLetter 
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<div align="center"><font face=2>First Lesson: Daedric Letters</font></div><br>
<div align="center"><font face=3>Their names and their equivalents in Cyrodilic</div><br>
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by: <font face=4>Setuva</div></font><p>
<font face=5>A word of warning: Daedric writing is different than Cyrodilic. There aren't any punctuation marks. Often even there aren't any spaces between words. Worse yet, in some cases words are not written in sequences of letters, but the letters form a picture. Deciphering those takes time and skill, and will be far above anything that can be learned in this beginning class.<br>
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To make matters worse is that two letters are often absent: X and Y. And there aren't any lowercase letters. As a practical example the above word of warning in classical daedric:<p>
<font face=4> AwordofwarningDaedricwritingisdifferentthanCyrodilicTherearentanypunctuationmarksOfteneventherearen'tanyspacesbetweenwords.WorseyetinsomecaseswordsarenotwritteninsequencesoflettersbuttheletterformapictureDecipheringthosetakestimeandskillandwillbefaraboveanythingthatcanbelearnedinthisbeginningclass<p>
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<font face=2>Daedric Letters</font>
<font face=3>The name of a letter has nothing to do with the word. It's like the Cyrodiilic "R" is pronounced similar to "Arr", but if you read "read", then you don't read it "arread".<br>
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<font face=2>Ayem<font face=3> = <font face=4>A<font face=3> = <font face=1>A<br>
<font face=2>Bedt<font face=3> = <font face=4>B<font face=3> = <font face=1>B<br>
<font face=2>Cess<font face=3> = <font face=4>C<font face=3> = <font face=1>C<br>
<font face=2>Doht<font face=3> = <font face=4>D<font face=3> = <font face=1>D<br>
<font face=2>Ekem<font face=3> = <font face=4>E<font face=3> = <font face=1>E<br>
<font face=2>Hefhed<font face=3> = <font face=4>F<font face=3> = <font face=1>F<br>
<font face=2>Geht<font face=3> = <font face=4>G<font face=3> = <font face=1>G<br>
<font face=2>Hekem<font face=3> = <font face=4>H<font face=3> = <font face=1>H<br>
<font face=2>Iya<font face=3> = <font face=4>I<font face=3> = <font face=1>I<br>
<font face=2>Jeb<font face=3> = <font face=4>J<font face=3> = <font face=1>J<br>
<font face=2>Koth<font face=3> = <font face=4>K<font face=3> = <font face=1>K<br>
<font face=2>Lyr<font face=3> = <font face=4>L<font face=3> = <font face=1>L<br>
<font face=2>Meht<font face=3> = <font face=4>M<font face=3> = <font face=1>M<br>
<font face=2>Neth<font face=3> = <font face=4>N<font face=3> = <font face=1>N<br>
<font face=2>Oht<font face=3> = <font face=4>O<font face=3> = <font face=1>O<br>
<font face=2>Payem<font face=3> = <font face=4>P<font face=3> = <font face=1>P<br>
<font face=2>Quam<font face=3> = <font face=4>Q<font face=3> = <font face=1>Q<br>
<font face=2>Roth<font face=3> = <font face=4>R<font face=3> = <font face=1>R<br>
<font face=2>Seht<font face=3> = <font face=4>S<font face=3> = <font face=1>S<br>
<font face=2>Tayem<font face=3> = <font face=4>T<font face=3> = <font face=1>T<br>
<font face=2>Yoodt<font face=3> = <font face=4>U<font face=3> = <font face=1>U<br>
<font face=2>Vehk<font face=3> = <font face=4>V<font face=3> = <font face=1>V<br>
<font face=2>Web<font face=3> = <font face=4>W<font face=3> = <font face=1>W<br>
<font face=2>Zyr<font face=3> = <font face=4>Z<font face=3> = <font face=1>Z</div><br>
The two missing letters are <font face=2>Xayah<font face=1> (X) and <font face=2>Yahkem<font face=1> (Y). How they're written is even discussed between advanced users of daedric writings and therefore not discussed here.
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