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Syllabograms are
graphemes used to
write the
syllables or
morae of words.
Syllabograms in
syllabaries are
analogous to
letters in alphabets,
which represent...
- (onset-nucleus-coda) true
syllabograms. Most
syllabaries only
feature one or two
kinds of
syllabograms and form
other syllables by
graphemic rules.
Syllabograms,
hence syllabaries...
- values; a
given sign may
function as a logogram, a
determinative or a
syllabogram, or a
combination thereof. The
signs are
numbered according to Laroche's...
- and
diacritic marks: 5
nucleus vowels 42 core or body (onset-nucleus)
syllabograms,
consisting of nine
consonants in
combination with each of the five vowels...
- Gojūon
Typographic symbols ****anese
punctuation Iteration mark Uses
Syllabograms Furigana Okurigana Braille Transliteration Rōmaji
Hepburn (colloquial)...
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characters in
Taiwan when it was
under ****anese rule. Each kana
character (
syllabogram)
corresponds to one
sound or
whole syllable in the ****anese language...
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hieroglyphs Logogram Syllabogram Mixe–Zoque
languages Isthmus of
Tehuantepec 1500 BCE – 400 BCE
Extinct Zapotec script Logogram Syllabogram Zapotecan languages...
- marks, boxes, or
other symbols instead of
Javanese characters. ꦱ is a
syllabogram in
Javanese script that
represents the
sounds /sɔ/ and /sa/. It is transliterated...
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Syllabograms have the
structure V or CV, and more
rarely CVCV. *383 ra/i, *439 wa/i and *445 la/i/u show
multiple vocalization. Some
syllabograms are...
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Cuneiform writing (Neo-****yrian script) (1 =
Logogram (LG) "mix"/
syllabogram (SG) ḫi, 2 = LG "moat", 3 = SG aʾ, 4 = SG aḫ, eḫ, iḫ, uḫ, 5 = SG kam, 6 =...
