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Records of the Past, 2nd series, Vol. II, ed. by A. H. Sayce, [1888], at sacred-texts.com
p. x
EQUIVALENTS OF THE HEBREW LETTERS IN THE TRANSLITERATION OF ASSYRIAN NAMES MENTIONED IN THESE VOLUMES.
|
א |
a, ’ |
ל |
l | |
|
ב |
b |
מ |
m | |
|
ג |
g |
נ |
n | |
|
ד |
d |
ס |
’s, s | |
|
ה |
h |
ע |
e | |
|
ו |
u, v |
פ |
p | |
|
ז |
z |
צ |
ts | |
|
ח |
kh |
ק |
q | |
|
ת |
dh |
ר |
r | |
|
י |
i, y |
ש |
s, sh | |
|
כ |
k |
ט |
t |
N.B.—Those Assyriologists who transcribe ש by sh use s for ס. The Assyrian e represents a diphthong as well as ע.
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In the Introductions and Notes W.A.I. denotes The Cuneiform Inscriptions of Western Asia, in five volumes, published by the Trustees of the British Museum.
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