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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420.000
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420 + 000
×1
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420a.381
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420 + 381
×1
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421.008.421
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421 + 008 + 421
×1
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421.421
+
421 + 421
×1
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430.001
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430 + 001
×1
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430.002
+
430 + 002
×1
+
430.002a
+
430 + 002
×1
+
430.002e
+
430 + 002
×1
+
430.010
+
430 + 010
×1
+
430.022
+
430 + 022
×14
+
430.025a
+
430 + 025
×1
+
430.036
+
430 + 036
×1
+
430.042
+
430 + 042
×1
+
430.044
+
430 + 044
×1
+
430.070
+
430 + 070
×1
+
430.076.055
+
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430 + 076 + 055
×1
+
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430.077
+
430 + 077
×1
+
430.201
+
430 + 201
×1
+
430.206
+
430 + 206
×1
+
430.254
+
430 + 254
×1
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430.780
+
430 + 780
×1
+
430c.430
+
430 + 430
×1
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431.022
+
431 + 022
×2
+
432.044
+
432 + 044
×1
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440.131
+
440 + 131
×1
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