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combinations that
gradually evolve from
ligatures into
separately recognizable characters.
Other notable ligatures, such as the
Brahmic abugidas and the...
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Ligature may
refer to:
Ligature (writing), a
combination of two or more
letters into a
single symbol (typography and calligraphy)
Ligature (grammar), a...
- (lowercase: æ) is a
character formed from the
letters a and e,
originally a
ligature representing the
Latin diphthong ae. It has been
promoted to the status...
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wound around the neck
Ligature strangulation —
Strangulation without suspension using some form of cord-like
object (
ligature)
called a
garrote Manual...
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vibration and not
distort the reed.
Ligatures are most
commonly made out of
metal and
plated in nickel, silver, or gold.
Ligatures are also made out of wire, wire...
- With many
other ligatures, it was used to
print Gr****
during the early-modern era.
Between the 18th and 19th centuries, the use of
ligatures in
print gradually...
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specific subjects that
traditionally use
ligatures in loanwords,
ligatures are
seldom used in
modern English. The
ligatures æ and œ were
until the 19th century...
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around 800 to 1650 AD.
Ligatures are
characteristic of
neumatic (chant) and
mensural notation. The
notation and
meaning of
ligatures has
changed significantly...
- In the ****anese
writing system kana
ligatures (****anese: 合略仮名, Hepburn: gōryaku-gana) are
ligatures in the kana
writing system, both
hiragana and katakana...
- languages. The
Arabic Presentation Forms-A
range encodes contextual forms and
ligatures of
letter variants needed for Persian, Urdu,
Sindhi and
Central Asian...
