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Syllabograms are
graphemes used to
write the
syllables or
morae of words.
Syllabograms in
syllabaries are
analogous to
letters in alphabets,
which represent...
- frequently)
morae which make up words. A
symbol in a syllabary,
called a
syllabogram,
typically represents an (optional)
consonant sound (simple onset) followed...
- values; a
given sign may
function as a logogram, a
determinative or a
syllabogram, or a
combination thereof. The
signs are
numbered according to Laroche's...
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diacritic marks: 5
nucleus vowels 42 core or body (onset-nucleus)
syllabograms,
consisting of nine
consonants in
combination with each of the five vowels...
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Cuneiform signs can be emplo**** in
three functions:
syllabograms,
Akkadograms or Sumerograms.
Syllabograms are
characters that
represent a syllable. Akkadograms...
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representing consonant–vowel pairs.
Syllabaries use
graphemes called syllabograms that
represent entire syllables or moras. By contrast,
logographic (or...
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character or
group of
characters as an
ideogram or
logogram rather than a
syllabogram in the
graphic representation of a
language other than Sumerian, such...
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Cuneiform writing (Neo-****yrian script) (1 =
Logogram (LG) "mix"/
syllabogram (SG) ḫi, 2 = LG "moat", 3 = SG aʾ, 4 = SG aḫ, eḫ, iḫ, uḫ, 5 = SG kam, 6 =...
- (Furansu, France), 阿弗利加 (Afurika, Africa) and 亜米利加 (Amerika, America).
Syllabogram Sōgana –
Archaic ****anese
syllabary Idu script,
Korean analogue Bjarke...
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functioning as
syllabograms, so that for example, the sign for the word "arrow"
would become the sign for the
sound "ti".
Syllabograms were used in Sumerian...
