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Pecti Wita aka Pictish Witchcraft, sometimes referred to
as Scottish Witchcraft derives from a place now known as Scotland that was inhabited by the Picts. Contrary to some beliefs,
it did not derive from Wicca, in contrast Wicca derived partially from Pecti Wita. Although the terms Pecti-Wita and Pictish
Witchcraft were coined by Adain Breac (1897-1989), this craft of the wise dates back further than recorded word.
Pictish Swirl contains the four extra characters for the
sounds of Ch, Sh, Th, Gh, and Ng, the circle is commonly placed between words, and the two circles are commonly used to end
a sentence.
A B C D E F G H
I K L M N O P .
Q R S T U V W X
Y Z Ch
Sh Th Gh Ng -
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Pecti Wita Runes
Do not contain C, Q or X runes, but do contain the
four
runes for the sounds of Ch, Sh, Th, Gh, and Ng. Vowels are
superscript; long vowels are indicated with a bar over
the
letter. If a vowel leads into an 'R' or 'W' sound a peaked
line is drawn over it, and the R or W rune is not written.
A
cross is commonly used to separate words.
a B D e F G H i J K
L M N o P R S T u
V
W Y ZCh Sh Th Gh Ng
á â é ê í + î ó ô ú û
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