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Tool to translate the Outer Rim Basic alphabet (also known as Huttese) used in the Star Wars universe and similar to Aurebesh.
For those of us who think Star Wars is real (like me), the Huttese language is taken from its namesake, the race that developed it, the Hutts. Originally from the planet Varl, Hutts colonized many other words such as Nal Hutta. Hutts have a distinct slug-like appearance and have no bones in their bodies.
In the Alphabet Gallery you will find photos of various Star Wars language fonts, scripts, alphabets, and symbols that I have scattered throughout my other pages respective to their languages. On the Complete Transcript page is all non-Basic dialogue including Jawa, Huttese, Krantian and others.
Huttese [3] was a writing system used on Nal Hutta, [2] the homeworld of the Hutt species. [6] It was also used on Tatooine, a world controlled by the Hutts; [1] on the planet Lothal, [5] and by the computer system in Vranki's Hotel and Casino, an establishment ran by the Hutt Vranki the Blue. [4]
The Huttese word for hex or curse, fierfek became a common swear word during the height of the Clone Wars. (14) 2. Poison adopted by the Clone Army as a battlefield-curse.
Huttese was the language spoken by the Hutts, a slug-like species who called Nal Hutta their homeworld. [2] . It was also commonly spoken on Hutt-controlled planets like Tatooine. [6] . Even on worlds such as Lothal, where Hutts were not in power, their tongue was still a widespread trade language.
Huttese[3] was a writing system used on Nal Hutta,[2] the homeworld of the Hutt species.[4] It was also used on Tatooine, a world controlled by the Hutts.[1] The alphabet was notable for using different symbols for lower case and upper case letters.[2] Gasgano's podracer in the Boonta eve...
