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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076.179
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076 + 179
×1
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076.184
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076 + 184
×1
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076.187
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076 + 187
×2
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076.188
+
076 + 188
×1
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076.189
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076 + 189
×1
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076.190
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076 + 190
×1
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076.191
+
076 + 191
×1
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076.192
+
076 + 192
×1
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076.200
+
076 + 200
×10
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076.200.200
+
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076 + 200 + 200
×1
+
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076.206
+
076 + 206
×1
+
076.207
+
076 + 207
×1
+
076.209
+
076 + 209
×1
+
076.211
+
076 + 211
×2
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076.240
+
076 + 240
×1
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076.244
+
076 + 244
×2
+
076.245
+
076 + 245
×1
+
076.254
+
076 + 254
×1
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076.255
+
076 + 255
×1
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076.280
+
076 + 280
×6
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076.290
+
076 + 290
×1
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076.298
+
076 + 298
×2
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076.300
+
076 + 300
×2
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076.301
+
076 + 301
×2
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076.302
+
076 + 302
×1
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