Syllabaries

• Afaka – Ndyuka
• Alaska script – Central Yup’ik
• Cherokee – Cherokee
• Cypriot – Arcadocypriot Greek
• Geba – Naxi
• Kana – Japanese
  • Hiragana
  • Katakana
  • Man’yogana
• Kikakui – Mende
• Kpelle – Kpelle
• Linear B – Mycenean Greek
• Nü Shu – Chinese
• Vai – Vai
• Woleaian – Woleaian (probably a syllabary)
• Yi (modern) – Assorted Yi/Lolo languages

Semi-syllabaries: Partly syllabic, partly alphabetic scripts

• Paleohispanic semi-sillabaries – Paleohispanic languages
  • Tartessian or Southwestern script – Tartessian or Southwestern language
  • Southeastern Iberian script – Iberian language
  • Northeastern Iberian script – Iberian language
  • Celtiberian script – Celtiberian language
• Old Persian Cuneiform – Old Persian
• Zhuyin fuhao – phonetic script for Chinese languages, and principal script for several Formosan languages.
• Eskayan – Bohol, Philippines (a syllabary apparently based on an alphabet; some alphabetic characteristics remain)
• Bamum script – Bamum (a defective syllabary, with alphabetic principles used to fill the gaps)