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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440.205
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440 + 205
×1
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440.280a
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440 + 280
×1
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440.305
+
440 + 305
×1
+
450.010.144
+
+
450 + 010 + 144
×1
+
+
450.010.144a
+
+
450 + 010 + 144
×1
+
+
450.029
+
450 + 029
×1
+
450.030a
+
450 + 030
×1
+
450.042
+
450 + 042
×1
+
450.044
+
450 + 044
×1
+
450.059
+
450 + 059
×2
+
450.063
+
450 + 063
×1
+
450.065
+
450 + 065
×1
+
450.096
+
450 + 096
×1
+
450.200
+
450 + 200
×1
+
450.230
+
450 + 230
×1
+
450.233
+
450 + 233
×1
+
450.280
+
450 + 280
×1
+
450.336
+
450 + 336
×1
+
450.380
+
450 + 380
×1
+
450.440
+
450 + 440
×1
+
450.600.669
+
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450 + 600 + 669
×1
+
+
450.605
+
450 + 605
×1
+
451.022
+
451 + 022
×1
+
451.084
+
451 + 084
×1
+
451.084a
+
451 + 084
×1
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