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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569.330
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569 + 330
×1
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571.056a
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571 + 056
×2
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571.084a
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571 + 084
×2
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575.579
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575 + 579
×1
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590.022.070
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590 + 022 + 070
×1
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590.052.000
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590 + 052 + 000
×1
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590.724
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590 + 724
×1
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591.006.400
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591 + 006 + 400
×1
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591.090
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591 + 090
×1
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591.380
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591 + 380
×1
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599d.005j
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599 + 005
×1
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600.001
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600 + 001
×1
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600.002
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600 + 002
×1
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600.002a
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600 + 002
×1
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600.003
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600 + 003
×1
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600.004
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600 + 004
×1
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600.007
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600 + 007
×1
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600.027
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600 + 027
×2
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600.040
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600 + 040
×1
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600.040a
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600 + 040
×1
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600.041.378
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600 + 041 + 378
×1
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600.042
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600 + 042
×1
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600.054
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600 + 054
×1
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600.059
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600 + 059
×3
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600.059.000
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600 + 059 + 000
×1
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