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[Thanks and credit go to for her helpful and smart suggestions in refining and improving my web-as-symbol-of-order/chaos concept. THANK YOU! <3 ]

The concepts of order and chaos in diyari-di symbolism, with their symbols, words, and diyari-di language equivalents.

The symbol for Order/Good is an intact web. The symbol for Chaos is a web with one edge broken and curled up, order and beauty marred by an error.

The word for Chaos, iruta is spelled with an H at the end. The H is to denote the word for "Protection", to nullify the power of Chaos even in writing the word. In the second line of the title, the symbol for Order is placed before the word for Chaos, for the same reason.

The angular style is Codex Style, which is the way the script is written in their books, and the less angular style is Natural Style, which is how the script appears printed on diyari-di skins and on diyari-di plants and animals. The Order-symbol doesn't exist in the Natural Style script, so is omitted here.

Description
[Thanks and credit go to for her helpful and smart suggestions in refining and improving my web-as-symbol-of-order/chaos concept. THANK YOU! <3 ]

The concepts of order and chaos in diyari-di symbolism, with their symbols, words, and diyari-di language equivalents.

The symbol for Order/Good is an intact web. The symbol for Chaos is a web with one edge broken and curled up, order and beauty marred by an error.

The word for Chaos, iruta is spelled with an H at the end. The H is to denote the word for "Protection", to nullify the power of Chaos even in writing the word. In the second line of the title, the symbol for Order is placed before the word for Chaos, for the same reason.

The angular style is Codex Style, which is the way the script is written in their books, and the less angular style is Natural Style, which is how the script appears printed on diyari-di skins and on diyari-di plants and animals. The Order-symbol doesn't exist in the Natural Style script, so is omitted here.