Ligatures
Compound signs are formed by combining two or more base glyphs into a single unit. They appear frequently in the preserved texts and may represent semantic or phonetic combinations.
Notation
001.006
Parts separated by dots in order of composition: 001.006.022 is a triple ligature of three base glyphs.
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2428 Ligatures
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069.739
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069 + 739
×1
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069a.021e
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069 + 021
×1
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069h.084
+
069 + 084
×1
+
069h.084a
+
069 + 084
×1
+
069h.700
+
069 + 700
×1
+
070.001
+
070 + 001
×1
+
070.003
+
070 + 003
×1
+
070.004
+
070 + 004
×1
+
070.006
+
070 + 006
×1
+
070.010.205
+
+
070 + 010 + 205
×1
+
+
070.040
+
070 + 040
×1
+
070.057c
+
070 + 057
×1
+
070.060
+
070 + 060
×1
+
070.061
+
070 + 061
×1
+
070.068
+
070 + 068
×1
+
070.076
+
070 + 076
×1
+
070.225
+
070 + 225
×1
+
070.484
+
070 + 484
×1
+
070.600
+
070 + 600
×1
+
070.631
+
070 + 631
×1
+
070.664
+
070 + 664
×1
+
070.739
+
070 + 739
×2
+
070.760
+
070 + 760
×4
+
070.770
+
070 + 770
×1
+
070a.057
+
070 + 057
×1
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