Examples of using Cuneiform in English and their translations into Polish
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No cancers on the lateral cuneiform bone.
Cuneiform Numbers and Punctuation.
There are three kinds of cuneiform inscriptions.
That cuneiform's definitely pre-Phoenician.
I say, you can't hack into cuneiform.
That cuneiform is definitely pre-Phoenician.
Graphical frontend for Cuneiform and Tesseract.
It's cuneiform. It's about 4000 years old.
it's… It's written in cuneiform.
Those signs are cuneiform incisions on the rocks.
It might be some kind of hieratic or cuneiform.
It's written in cuneiform. We're not sure, but it's.
But it doesn't look like Egyptian, cuneiform or Chinese.
That appears on a cuneiform tablet at the Iraqi National Museum.
Univers Zero Heresie avantgarde/ rock Cuneiform, 2010 more….
Because the cuneiform alphabet you used to translate it is 600 years too young.
I was able to translate the cuneiform symbols into numbers.
Left foot- crushing fractures to the metatarsals and intermediate cuneiform.
But it doesn't look like Egyptian, cuneiform or Chinese.- Hieroglyphics?
proto-demon cuneiform.
Cuneiform: multi-language OCR system(package info)
Years ago, he was paid a pile of money for a cuneiform tablet by the boss of the Sacriponti crime family.
The writing system became streamlined into a phonetic alphabet that we know as cuneiform.
For instance, the cuneiform symbol for mouth was pronounced“ka” in Sumerian and“pum” in Akkadian.
the knowledge of several cuneiform scripts was revived.
Scribes imprinted the wedge-shaped or“cuneiform” messages in horizontal rows,
Ung or Cuneiform Luwian: we also provide examples of usage,
He found tablets engraved with Babylonian cuneiform, and one with a set of symbols he didn't recognise.
The early Persian cuneiform script, influenced by the Aramaic alphabet,
That kind of writing spread from Mesopotamia to neighboring lands whose peoples adapted cuneiform writing to their own spoken language.