Nabatäisches Alphabet

Symbole

𐢀
Nabataean Letter Final Aleph
𐢁
Nabataean Brief Aleph
𐢂
Nabataean Letter Final Beth
𐢃
Nabataean Brief Beth
𐢄
Nabataean Brief Gimel
𐢅
Nabataean Brief Daleth
𐢆
Nabataean Brief Finale Er
𐢇
Nabataean Brief He
𐢈
Nabataean Brief Waw
𐢉
Nabataean Brief Zayin
𐢊
Nabataean Brief Heth
𐢋
Nabataean Brief Teth
𐢌
Nabataean Brief Final Yodh
𐢍
Nabataean Brief Yodh
𐢎
Nabataean Brief Final Kaph
𐢏
Nabataean Brief Kaph
𐢐
Nabataean Brief Final Lamedh
𐢑
Nabataean Brief Lamedh
𐢒
Nabataean Letter Final Mem
𐢓
Nabataean Brief Mem
𐢔
Nabataean Brief Final Nonne
𐢕
Nabataean Brief Nun
𐢖
Nabataean Brief Samekh
𐢗
Nabataean Brief Ayin
𐢘
Nabataean Letter Pe
𐢙
Nabataean Brief Sadhe
𐢚
Nabataean Brief Qoph
𐢛
Nabataean Brief Resh
𐢜
Nabataean Brief Final Shin
𐢝
Nabataean Brief Shin
𐢞
Nabataean Buchstabe Taw

Beschreibung

The Nabataean alphabet is descended from The Aramaic alphabet 10840–1085F in II B.C. It had beed used in Nabataean Kingdom, also named Nabatea, where is today modern Syria, Israel, Kingdom of Jordan and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia untill 106 when it was annexed by the Roman Empire, which renamed it Arabia Petraea. The Nabataean alphabet became a basis for Arabic FE8E–FEF1 .

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C

D

E

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G

H

I

J

K

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O

P

R

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