- The
Winkelhaken (German: [ˈvɪŋkəlˌhaːkən], "angular hook"), also
simply called a hook, is one of five
basic wedge elements appearing in the composition...
-
upward diagonal; U (B661, U+1230B) 𒌋: the
Winkelhaken. 2nd
millennium BC
cuneiforms Except for the
Winkelhaken,
which has no tail, the
length of the wedges'...
- then
stacked TAB, EŠ16),
followed by the
diagonals GE23 and GE22, the
Winkelhaken U and
finally the
vertical DIŠ. The
relevant shape for the classification...
- U+1230C U GUD UL, DU7 𒌍 U+1230D U U U 711 472 EŠ, "THIRTY", "30"; see "
Winkelhaken". 𒌎 U+1230E U / U PA / PA GAR / GAR 𒌏 U+1230F U / U SUR / SUR 𒌐 U+12310...
- a word
which spreads from its
original language into
several others Winkelhaken, a
basic element in the
ancient cuneiform script Bildungsroman, a form...
-
named a
winkelhaken;
however the
distinct "U"
character in cuneiform–-(for the
winkelhaken), has
multiple uses (see u (cuneiform)), and
winkelhakens are composed...
- all the
remaining years were
recorded with a
sequential number and a
Winkelhaken to
designate “ditto.” It is
probable that
events were so
turbulent during...
-
chronological problem as it
could be
dated Ṭebētu, 10th day
tenth year if the
Winkelhaken has been
correctly read. It was
recovered from the
archive of Itti-Ezida-lummir...
- 282) Cuneiform-nim-(nem, nim, num, and
Sumerograms NIM, NUM) (EA 34)
Winkelhaken – one of the five
basic wedge elements used in
Akkadian cuneiform, identical...
