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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

One oddity about it, from the point of view of one who reads Gorean, is that it possesses signs for only four of the nine vowels in Gorean. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #53)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
7 53 One oddity about it, from the point of view of one who reads Gorean, is that it possesses signs for only four of the nine vowels in Gorean.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
7 50 Their language is Gorean, but they, like certain other groups, usually isolated groups, did not use the common Gorean script.
7 51 I had studied the Taharic alphabet.
7 52 Since the alphabet is correlated with Gorean phonemes, it is speedily mastered, little more than an incomplete cipher, by one who knows Gorean.
7 53 One oddity about it, from the point of view of one who reads Gorean, is that it possesses signs for only four of the nine vowels in Gorean.
7 54 There was, however, even for me, no difficulty in reading the inscription.
7 55 No vowel sound had to be interpolated, or determined from context, in this message.
7 56 Each sign was clear.
Their language is Gorean, but they, like certain other groups, usually isolated groups, did not use the common Gorean script. I had studied the Taharic alphabet. Since the alphabet is correlated with Gorean phonemes, it is speedily mastered, little more than an incomplete cipher, by one who knows Gorean. One oddity about it, from the point of view of one who reads Gorean, is that it possesses signs for only four of the nine vowels in Gorean. There was, however, even for me, no difficulty in reading the inscription. No vowel sound had to be interpolated, or determined from context, in this message. Each sign was clear. - (Tribesmen of Gor)