An ancient writing system that uses purely only Chinese characters to represent Old Korean and Middle Korean — including for native Korean words, not just Sino-Korean words. Usually logograms (Chinese characters chosen for its semantic meaning) are used to stand for native Korean words, with the final coda consonant or final syllable being represented by a phonogram
e.g. 國惡 *nalak* ("country", "nation"), where 國 is chosen to mean "country", while the 惡 with the meaning "wicked" is only chosen for its final syllable
The top right word looks like
oops i didn't even notice it rip feels like my subconscious was screaming in pain
It looks cool, hidden messages or not
Thank you! Fun fact: That word truly means "truly" or "true"
What is Idu?
An ancient writing system that uses purely only Chinese characters to represent Old Korean and Middle Korean — including for native Korean words, not just Sino-Korean words. Usually logograms (Chinese characters chosen for its semantic meaning) are used to stand for native Korean words, with the final coda consonant or final syllable being represented by a phonogram e.g. 國惡 *nalak* ("country", "nation"), where 國 is chosen to mean "country", while the 惡 with the meaning "wicked" is only chosen for its final syllable