Staving Christophe Grandsire:
>Nope, no luck :) . But "three" is ihdeeir (but in the Maggel script, the
>double ee appears as a single ligature) and "three by three" is thgegeo,
>which is written with ge as a ligature, so you get a geminated ligature in
>that word :) . But those geminates are purely orthographical. |thgegeo|,
>for instance, is pronounced [TM\@'ge:] (and the 'h' goes with the
>following 'g', not with the 't' which *alone* stands for [T] :) ).
Maggel writing is essentially logographic. The logograms just happen to
look like they're composed of strings of Latin letters.
Pete