commonscript

noun
UK /ˈkɒmənskrɪpt/
US /ˈkɑːmənskrɪpt/

A common script is a simple way of writing that many people use and understand.

The teacher showed the class a commonscript that everyone could read easily.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A shared set of written symbols used across different groups or regions.

Traders along the coast used a commonscript to record their deals.

3. In computing, a basic scripting language understood by many systems.

The program was written in a commonscript so it could run on any machine.

4. A plain, unadorned style of lettering used in official documents.

The old law was copied in commonscript for the public to read.