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AncientExtinctISO 15924: Xsux

Akkadian Cuneiform

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Babylonian and Assyrian adaptation of Sumerian cuneiform to write Akkadian, a Semitic language.

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What does it look like?
Representative glyphs and samples

Sample Glyphs(click to copy)

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Origins & History
Origins, history and genealogy

Key Features

Semitic adaptation of Sumerian cuneiform. Served as the diplomatic lingua franca of the ancient Near East; the Code of Hammurabi is written in it.
Writing direction: Left to Right (LTR)

U+Unicode Information

Code Block Range
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Total Characters
400
Sample Code Points(click to copy)
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How is it used?
Glyph evolution, keyboard & Unicode

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Where is it used?
Languages, countries and users

🌐Usage

Languages
AkkadianBabylonian아시리아어
Countries
IraqSyria
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