Cloud and Rain (Felhő és Eső) is an alternative script for Hungarian invented by Radványi Balázs, who uses it to write his diary. It has a horizontal mode (Cloud / Felhő), and a vertical mode (Rain / Eső), which uses mirrored letters and is written in vertical lines, from top to bottom.
The printed form has only one form for each letter, there is no connection between letters, it is written horizontal, and the diacritics are slightly different.
If you have any questions about Cloud and Rain, you can contact Balázs at: [email protected]
Cloud and Rain, Harta, Tengwar for Hungarian
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