What Is the Medial Cuneiform?

Cuneiform script (English: Cuneiform script), created by the Sumerians, belongs to hieroglyphs.

[xi xíng wén zì]
Western scholars believe that it was the Sumerians who invented this type of text. So who are the Sumerians?
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Enmeka and the King of Alata : in
French scholar Francois Thureau Dangin has compiled a standard table of homophones. The syllables and serial numbers are determined according to the frequency of use. For example, the word pronounced / tu / can be represented by the following symbol:
  • tu = TU tú = tu = UD tù = tu = DU tu = TUM
Among them, the first syllable referred to by tu has the highest degree of use, followed by acute notes and accent marks, and relatively low frequency in the future. tu x indicates a note with a new notation for that note that is not included in the / tu / range. In general, the above various labels all read / tu /, which all indicate the same note value.
If the Akkadian vocabulary is used when translating the literature, the Akkadian syllable is generally spelled in italic Latin: bi-i-tum .
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The specific picture words are shown on the right:
Cuneiform spread is mainly in West Asia and
When a cuneiform word is used to spell a word or to serve as a grammatical structure in a sentence, the consciousness originally represented by the word no longer exists, as
French scholar Francois Thureau Dangin has compiled a standard table of homophones. The syllables and serial numbers are determined according to the frequency of use. For example, the word pronounced / tu / can be represented by the following symbol:
tu = TU tú = tu2 = UD tù = tu3 = DU tu4 = TUM
The following table shows the symbols used for simple syllables in CV or VC format. As in Sumerian, cuneiform in principle has the ability to distinguish 14 consonants, transliterated as
b, d, g, , k, l, m, n, p, r, s, , t, z
And four vowel sounds, a, e, i, u. Akkadian needs to distinguish its accent series, q, , , for which various "superfluous" Sumerian symbols are used (eg qe = KIN, qu = KUM, qi = KIN, a = ZA, e = Z & Iacute ;, ur = DUR, etc.). The Hittite language that received the Akade cuneiform further inserted the symbols for the portamento w, such as wa = we = PIN, wi5 = GETIN, and a conjoined symbol IA for ya.

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