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Noah in braille
Noah in Grade 1 English braille. See the dot-grid per letter and read the raised-dot pattern cell by cell.
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Cell by cell
| N | ⠠⠝ | dots 1-3-4-5, after the capital sign (dot 6) |
|---|---|---|
| o | ⠕ | dots 1-3-5 |
| a | ⠁ | dots 1 |
| h | ⠓ | dots 1-2-5 |
The cells above spell Noah in Grade 1 English braille — one six-dot cell per letter, with a capital sign (dot 6) before each capital. The breakdown below shows which dots are raised in each cell.
How it works
Braille writes each letter as a cell of up to six raised dots, numbered 1 to 6. We use uncontracted (Grade 1) English braille, the letter-for-letter kind taught first, and we place the capital sign, a single dot 6, before each capital letter, exactly as a braille reader expects.
The system has a beautiful internal logic: the first ten letters use only the top four dots, and the next rows are built from them by adding lower dots. The breakdown below shows which dots make up each cell of your name.
One honest note: accented letters like é are shown as their plain English letters here. Real braille handles accents with their own indicator, which is a finer point than this letter map goes.
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