Re: Thagojian Alphabet
| From: | John Cowan <cowan@...> |
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| Date: | Sunday, October 5, 2003, 8:12 |
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Paul Bennett scripsit:
> In the first column is the standard ASCIIfication of the
> standard romanisation of each letter, followed by the
> conventional phonetic reading of that letter, in X-Sampa. In
> the ASCIIfication, the usual conventions apply: an single
> quote after a letter should be read as an acute accent, and
> a double quote should be read as a diaresis.
Can you explain just how these letters map to Coptic? Some equivalences
are clear, but the /u/ in sixth position would be digamma, which AFAIK
Coptic doesn't have.
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