Early Hebrew Cursive Script with West-Syriac Reading (In Syriac)

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by  Ashur Cherry

Early Hebrew Cursive Script with West-Syriac Reading (In Syriac)
Early Hebrew West-Syriac Transliteration Numerical
Script Reading Value Value
ܳ
(cid:410)(cid:429) ܐ
1
ܶ

(cid:422)(cid:384)ܒ ܒ
2
ܳ
(cid:392)(cid:394)ܓ ܓ
3
ܳ

(cid:422)(cid:390)ܕ ܕ
4
ܶ
ܐܗ ܗ
5
ܰ
ܘܐܘ ܘ
6
ܰ

ܝܙ ܙ
7
ܶ
(cid:422)(cid:384)(cid:374) ܚ
8
ܶ

(cid:422)(cid:384)(cid:377) ܛ
9

ܕ(cid:372)(cid:383) ܝ
10

(cid:410)(cid:387) ܟ
20

(cid:369)(cid:394)(cid:390) ܠ
30

(cid:395)(cid:384)(cid:393) ܡ
40

ܢ(cid:372)(cid:396) ܢ
50
ܰ
(cid:422)(cid:388)(cid:394)(cid:399) ܣ
60
ܶ

ܐ(cid:405) ܥ
70
ܶ

ܐ(cid:408) ܦ
80
ܶ

ܐܕܨ ܨ
90
ܳ
(cid:410)(cid:415) ܩ
100

(cid:421)(cid:383)ܪ ܪ
200

(cid:398)(cid:384)(cid:419) ܫ
300

ܘܬܱ ܬ 400
Author: Ashur Cherry
York University
Title: Early Hebrew Cursive Script
with West-Syriac Reading (In Syriac)
Publisher: Toronto, Ontario
Copyright: 2007
Ref. No.: 1962

References

Brock, Sebastian P. (Editor) The Hidden Pearl: The Syrian Orthodox Church and Its
Ancient Aramaic Heritage Volume I. Roma: Trans World Film Italia,
©2001. p. 38.

Diringer, David. “Development of early Hebrew alphabet.” The Alphabet: A Key to the
History of Mankind. Third Edition. Volume 2. London: Hutchinson, ©1968. p. 161.

Hetzron, Robert. (Editor) The Semitic Languages. New York: Routledge, ©1997. p. 35.

Dedication

I dedicate all my work published in 2007 to His Holiness Mar Dinkha IV,
Catholicos-Patriarch of The Assyrian Church of the East, with love and respect.