Convert text to Ancient Irish tree alphabet.
Known as the 'alphabet of the trees,' Ogham was used in Early Medieval Ireland. It consists of notches carved along a vertical line, often on stone monuments.
Type modern text and see it converted into ancient Irish runic notches. The strokes are read from bottom to top on stones or left to right on paper.
Ogham is read from the bottom upwards. The central line, known as the druim (ridge), acts as the backbone of the script. Strokes are carved to the left, right, or across this line to represent different vowel and consonant sounds.
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