ugaritic alphabet in a sentence

• The original Urartian languages, and it inspired the Ugaritic alphabet and Old Persian cuneiform.
• The image about Ugaritic alphabet was taken from a PDF file, provided by Unicode . org.
• Several Hurrian ritual texts survive from Ugarit, written in the Ugaritic alphabet, which are mostly lists of gods.
• Among its descendants, the Ugaritic alphabet had 27 consonants, the South Arabian alphabets had 29, and the Phoenician alphabet 22.
• The Ugaritic was a Semitic language loosely related to the Canaanite languages, and developed the Ugaritic alphabet . the Ugarites kingdom survived until its destruction at the hands of the marauding Indo-European Sea Peoples in the 12th century BC.
• :: Yes, but the Ugaritic alphabet ( not the Phoenician alphabet ) provides the earliest attestation of the North Semitic alphabetic ordering, and available indications are that the 27-letter alphabet probably preceded the 22-letter alphabet.
• Probably the last three letters of the alphabet were originally developed for transcribing non-Ugaritic languages ( texts in the Akkadian language and Hurrian language have been found written in the Ugaritic alphabet ), and were then applied to write the Ugaritic language.
• The history of alphabetical order is shown by the background colors : Phoenician and Hebrew retain the original Semitic order ( or rather, one of two original orders see Ugaritic alphabet # Abecedaries ) . call me " "'Hasirpad " "') 22 : 19, 21 August 2014 ( UTC)
• The alphabetical order is similar to that found in other South Semitic scripts, as well as in the ancient Ugaritic alphabet, which attests both the southern Semitic h-l-'
  -m order and the northern Semitic' b g d ( " abugida " ) order over three thousand years ago.
• In the 14th century B . C ., the language of international diplomacy was Akkadian, the language of the overlords of south Canaan was Egyptian, and only the cuneiform Ugaritic alphabet is known to have been in use to write extensive alphabetic texts . . . talk ) 06 : 30, 24 June 2013 ( UTC)
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• For a while it was speculated that the alphabet could have had its origin in such a system, with a leveling of consonant signs a millennium earlier producing something like the Ugaritic alphabet, but today it is generally accepted that the Semitic alphabet arose from Egyptian hieroglyphs, where vowel notation was not important . ( See Proto-Sinaitic script .)
• If one were to adopt the reverse hypothesis, that the 27-letter alphabet which underlies the 30-letter Ugaritic alphabet was expanded from 22 letters, then the correspondence in order between Phoenician a
  and Ugaritic ? wouldn't make much sense ( William Foxwell Albright realized this over 60 years ago, almost as soon as Ugaritic " abecedarium " tablets were found ) . talk ) 00 : 46, 22 August 2014 ( UTC)
• The final consonantal letter of the alphabet, " s 2 ", has a disputed origin along with both " appended " glottals, but " The patent similarity of " form " between the Ugaritic symbol transliterated [ s 2 ], and the s-character of the later Northwest Semitic script makes a common origin likely, but the reason for the addition of this sign to the Ugaritic alphabet is unclear ( compare Segert 1983 : 201-218; Dietrich and Loretz 1988 ).