The Beria Erfe script is built around a sampling of the traditional animal
brands seen on livestock, rocks of the desert, and in caves of North Darfur
and eastern Chad. During the early development of the script over 300
symbols were identified which were used to distinguish between families'
animals and properties. Those were then distilled down to the current
character set to represent the sounds of the language.

The script is sometimes called "Beria Giray Erfe" (Beria for the language
name, Giray meaning "writing," and Erfe meaning "brand").

This Beria Erfe font is named Kedebideri which means "Let's write!" in the
Zaghawa Beria language.
