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Aramaic square script

Aramaic square script is the 22-letter consonantal alphabet script, or an abjad, that developed during the rule of the Achaemenid empire to write the Aramaic language. It is loosely called "square" because its letters can be fit into the shape of a square (rather than rectangle, etc).

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Aramaic square script

Nodes52
Edges51
Triples23
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.038462
Components1

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Aramaic square script

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related to Magic bowl inscriptions · 15
Aramaic square script → Aramaic, Eastern, God Sadday, Holy Spirit, Ishtar, Jesus, Jewish, Mandaic, Mesopotamian, Ruha Qaddista, Several, Some, Square, Standard Literary Babylonian Aramaic, YHWH
related to Cursive counterparts · 7
Aramaic square script → Among, Aramaic, Hatran Aramaic, Imperial Aramaic, Nabataean Aramaic, Palmyrene Aramaic, Several
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Aramaic square script → 22-letter consonantal alphabet script

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aramaic script square hebrew jewish isbn language early use used texts paleo-hebrew dead sea scrolls university press alphabet centuries bible

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Aramaic square scriptis a22-letter consonantal alphabet script0.90text
Aramaic square scriptrelated to Cursive counterpartsSeveral0.60section
Aramaic square scriptrelated to Cursive counterpartsImperial Aramaic0.60section
Aramaic square scriptrelated to Cursive counterpartsAramaic0.60section
Aramaic square scriptrelated to Cursive counterpartsAmong0.60section
Aramaic square scriptrelated to Cursive counterpartsHatran Aramaic0.60section
Aramaic square scriptrelated to Cursive counterpartsPalmyrene Aramaic0.60section
Aramaic square scriptrelated to Cursive counterpartsNabataean Aramaic0.60section
Aramaic square scriptrelated to Magic bowl inscriptionsSquare0.60section
Aramaic square scriptrelated to Magic bowl inscriptionsJewish0.60section
Aramaic square scriptrelated to Magic bowl inscriptionsSome0.60section
Aramaic square scriptrelated to Magic bowl inscriptionsAramaic0.60section

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