@golgaloth@writing.exchange @Deathsjoker@mastodon.social You almost had me, until I saw the second row of the post. The yogh

is not a /gh/ sound, it is more like /zh/; the ash

is the ‘a’ sound in cat; and the insular G and long S are not obsolete. The insular G is found in Gaelic literature, and the long S is the English equivalent of the Greek final sigma (just look at the US Constitution)