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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009.203
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009 + 203
×1
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009.208
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009 + 208
×1
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009.220
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009 + 220
×1
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009.220a
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009 + 220
×1
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009.232
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009 + 232
×2
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009.244
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009 + 244
×2
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009.260
+
009 + 260
×4
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009.290
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009 + 290
×1
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009.301
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009 + 301
×1
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009.308
+
009 + 308
×2
+
009.320
+
009 + 320
×1
+
009.380
+
009 + 380
×2
+
009.381
+
009 + 381
×2
+
009.440
+
009 + 440
×3
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009.507
+
009 + 507
×1
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009.549.066
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009 + 549 + 066
×1
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009.549.466c
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009 + 549 + 466
×1
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009.600
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009 + 600
×1
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009.600a
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009 + 600
×1
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009.602
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009 + 602
×1
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009.660
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009 + 660
×1
+
009.670
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009 + 670
×2
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009.739
+
009 + 739
×1
+
009.755
+
009 + 755
×4
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009.999
+
009 + 999
×1
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