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Privata Kodo Skauta (Modern English: Private Scout Code) is the first known script created by J.R.R. Tolkien and used in Book of the Foxrook.

Description

Words are written using ideographic symbols, "monographs" that represent words or spelled out using a phonetic code-alphabet. Tolkien noted that Privata Kodo Skauta was phonetically the same as Esperanto (with the exception of six spelling conventions), which he was also learning at the time and was also included in Book of the Foxrook.[1][2]

References

  1. Arden R. Smith, "Writing Systems", tolkienestate.com, accessed 27 December 2016
  2. Arden R. Smith, Patrick Wynne, "Tolkien and Esperanto", in SEVEN, Volume 17, p. 29
Languages and scripts in Tolkien's works
Elvish Angerthas (Angerthas Daeron) · Avarin (East · North · West) · Cirth (Certhas Daeron) · Common Eldarin · Mátengwië · Moon-letters · Nandorin · Primitive Quendian · Quenya (Exilic · Valinorean · Vanyarin) · Sarati · Silvan Elvish · Sindarin (Doriathrin · Falathrin · Númenórean · Mithrimin · Old) · Telerin (Common) · Tengwar
Mannish Adûnaic · Drúadan · Dunlendish · Halethian · Northern Mannish (Language of Dale · Rohanese) · Pre-Númenórean · Taliska · Taliskan skirditaila · Westron (Bucklandish · Hobbitish)
Dwarvish Angerthas (Erebor · Moria) · Aulëan · Iglishmêk · Khuzdul
Other Black Speech · Melkian · Old Entish · Orkish · Valarin · Wolf-language
Earlier legendarium Gnomish · Gnomic Letters · Gondolinic Runes · Ilkorin · Keladian · Noldorin (Fëanorian dialect · Kornoldorin) · Oromëan · Qenya · Valmaric script
Outside the legendarium Animalic · Arktik · Gautisk · Goblin Alphabet · Mágol · Naffarin · New English Alphabet · Nevbosh · Privata Kodo Skauta
Real-world Celtic · English (Old · Middle · AB) · Finnish · Germanic · Gothic · Hebrew · Latin · Runic alphabet · Welsh
Alphabet of Fëanor: Numenian, or Westron, Mode · "A Secret Vice" (book) · "The Lhammas" · "The Tree of Tongues" · Sub-creation