Toki Pona nanpa-linja-n decimal number encoder + cartouche renderer
Note: The “nanpa-linja-n proper name” shown here is an encoding label for numbers only.
It is intended as a proper-name style identifier and does not propose or add any new Toki Pona lexicon.
Disclaimer: This tool is provided “as is”, with no claim, guarantee, or warranty that the output is correct,
complete, or suitable for any purpose. You are responsible for verifying results.
Inputs are treated as text to preserve formatting (e.g., trailing zeros).
Example formats: 0.00, .75, -12,340, 5,000, 9¾, 8+1/2, 7/8, 64.5M.
nanpa-linja-n encoder decides how to represent these.
nanpa-linja-n proper name for decimal value
This is the Latin string you generate from the decimal input (nanpa-linja-n custom encoding). Spaces here will NOT affect glyph mapping.
nanpa-linja-n unique number code
Derived from the nanpa-linja-n proper name: remove letters n and e, uppercase everything else.
Code points (hex)
Space-separated hex code points (e.g., F190B F1944 ...) that nasin nanpa font uses.
Toki Pona words (for code points)
One Toki Pona word per code point, in the same order as the code points output.
sitelen pona cartouche (small)
Rendered with your font at a smaller size.
ditelen pona cartouche (large)
Rendered with your font at a large size.
Reverse tool: Toki Pona words → glyphs
Accepts F190B or U+F190B.
Input is restricted to the Toki Pona UCSUR block (F1900–F1988).
Only valid Toki Pona words are allowed (case-insensitive) or a nanpa-linja-n proper name for a decimal value.
Digit reference: 0–9
Digit, its nanpa-linja-n proper name, its nanpa-linja-n unique number code, and a tiny mixed-font cartouche.