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RE: Experiment: how would you transliterate the following glyphs? - zobowiazanie - 09-10-2023 I think the tail can be clearly seen in #10, which is why I assigned it to glyph B. Regarding the 8-shape, while copying the text myself it quickly became obvious that e is written first, and then the loop is made counter-clockwise as part of a second stroke. As counterintuitive as it may seem I'd say this is the way my handwritten 8's resemble the VMS ones the most. First pick either e or i and then pick an upwards flourish, a downwards tail, a counter-clockwise loop or a counter-clockwise loop with a tail. Also, I did an experiment where I tried to write the loops faster and faster each time, and some of those 8's resembled glyphs 6-9 and 11 from the OP. RE: Experiment: how would you transliterate the following glyphs? - Juan_Sali - 09-10-2023 RE: Experiment: how would you transliterate the following glyphs? - nablator - 09-10-2023 RE: Experiment: how would you transliterate the following glyphs? - pfeaster - 09-10-2023 RE: Experiment: how would you transliterate the following glyphs? - Koen G - 09-10-2023 RE: Experiment: how would you transliterate the following glyphs? - pfeaster - 09-10-2023 RE: Experiment: how would you transliterate the following glyphs? - Helmut Winkler - 10-10-2023 RE: Experiment: how would you transliterate the following glyphs? - ReneZ - 10-10-2023 RE: Experiment: how would you transliterate the following glyphs? - Scarecrow - 10-10-2023 RE: Experiment: how would you transliterate the following glyphs? - zobowiazanie - 10-10-2023 |