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Ugaritic alphabet: Revision history


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  • curprev 10:1910:19, 31 December 2023 62.73.69.121 talk 15,811 bytes −258 Again, people have been adding original research to what is actually present in the cited source (Daniels & Bright), which only has Hebrew. The point isn't to list all ways of expressing the sounds or their cognates in every Semitic language, but to compare with the other NW Semitic system that did exist at the time - the Canaanite one, which basic undotted Hebrew represents structurally. Keeping the Phoenician, as it's the same structurally and the shapes are older than the square Hebrew ones. undo Tag: Visual edit
  • curprev 09:5309:53, 31 December 2023 62.73.69.121 talk 16,069 bytes −1,332 Removed the other alphabets from the table, as the identification of 'cognates' of letters is unsourced and incorrect. The cited source (Kogan) doesn't give 'cognates' of the *letters*, but cognates of the *sounds* (in transliteration), which is irrelevant for the order of the letters and for this article in general. The Ugaritic *letters* aren't cognates of those of the Canaanite script family. undo Tags: references removed Visual edit

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  • curprev 08:5508:55, 1 October 2023 Blockman9000 talk contribs 17,382 bytes +2 Abecedaries: The Proto-Semitic š is س in Arabic, שׁ in Hebrew and ܫ in Syriac. The ś is ش in Arabic and שׂ in Hebrew. The s is ס in Hebrew and ܣ in Syriac. There is no separate letter for s in Arabic and ś in Syriac. Arabic merged š and s, while Syriac merged s and ś undo Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit Advanced mobile edit

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