Glagolica Alphabet - Macedonia and Croatia

[Soldier of Macedon]

As we know, Glagolica spread from Macedonia and maintained itself firmly in some parts of Croatia, although there are some sources that refer to an origin for the alphabet via St Jerome, prior to the Cyrillo-Methodian mission. I have named the thread -Macedonia and Croatia - because that is where the letters survived the longest. Putting that aside, I have stumbled across an excellent Croatian website that provides an online transliteration into Glagolica letters.

Check this link:

http://www.senj.hr/Glagoljica.htm

Write your name in or a few words and see how it looks in Glagolica.

[Bij]

Awesome! great find!

I have found my tattoo text now.. just to figure out what to write!

[Risto the Great]

Great "stumble" SoM !

[Soldier of Macedon]

Thanks fellas.

Bij, I was thinking the same thing about the tattoo, Glagolica letters look tough!

Here's an example of what it looks like for those that haven't given it an attempt yet:

[Pelister]

haha.

This is great.

Vasil Bogov had included a good summary of the various Glagolitic texts that have been preserved. I have the book and will add to this.

[Bij]

Thanks fellas.

Bij, I was thinking the same thing about the tattoo, Glagolica letters look tough!

Here's an example of what it looks like for those that haven't given it an attempt yet:

If you can find someone who ca tattoo this well, do recommend them

[The LION will ROAR]

There's a Macedonian guy my the name of Sash Trajkovski who is a tattoo Artist in Sydney
who does allot of Tattooing for the Macedonians

http://www.wickedink.com.au/tattoo

I'm wanting to get the SUN on my shoulder..but still can't make that big decision..lol
We should do a new thread on Macedonians with Tattoo's..?

[Bij]

guess it's not just Macedonian tattoos he does??

http://www.wickedink.com.au/tmp_img/Greek_Style_(40crop-white)_160.jpg