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Tool to write/decode Mourier's geometric alphabet proposed in 1971 and based on a square of 7x7 units.

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What is the Mourier alphabet? (Definition)

The Mourier alphabet is a geometric alphabet defined by the danish designer Eric Mourier in 1971. It associates the latin letters with a symbol created from a 7x7 square (49 squares) composed only of lines which do not intersect and separated by a space of the same size.

How to encrypt using Mourier alphabet?

In the original version of 1971 Mourier proposed a substitution of the letters A-Z by a Mourier square symbol according to the correspondence table:

Achar(65)Bchar(66)Cchar(67)Dchar(68)Echar(69)Fchar(70)Gchar(71)
Hchar(72)Ichar(73)Jchar(74)Kchar(75)Lchar(76)Mchar(77)Nchar(78)
Ochar(79)Pchar(80)Qchar(81)Rchar(82)Schar(83)Tchar(84)Uchar(85)
Vchar(86)Wchar(87)Xchar(88)Ychar(89)Zchar(90)
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Example: MOURIER is written as char(77)char(79)char(85)char(82)char(73)char(69)char(82)

The alphabet was then digitized in typeface in 2002 by Sébastien Hayez, and was enriched with ASCII characters.

A 2.0 version has been available since 2020 to adapt to Cyrillic characters.

dCode is intentionally limited to version 1.0 with uppercase letters A-Z, lowercase a-z, numbers 0-9 and the characters #, $, &, * and /.

How to decrypt Mourier alphabet?

The Mourier alphabet is a mono-alphabetic substitution (1 Mourier symbol = 1 plain letter or number character) so a replacement of the symbols makes it possible to find the plain message.

Example: char(68)char(67)char(79)char(68)char(69) is translated DCODE

How to recognize a Mourier ciphertext? (Identification)

The Mourier alphabet is resolutely geometric with a fixed size of 7x7 small squares.

The assembly of characters can make one think of a labyrinth.

Any use of the alphabet or the font must cite the source and the license: Mourier, SIL Open Font License, v1.1, available in the Velvetyne directory here

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