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01Front Matter04The Letters06Mechanics07Lineage08In the World
SCRIPTA · IMPERIAL ARAMAIC
01Front Matter04The Letters06Mechanics07Lineage08In the World
01OVERVIEW

Front Matter

SCRIPT · PROFILE

Imperial Aramaic

Standard script of Imperial Aramaic, the diplomatic and administrative lingua franca adopted by the Achaemenid Persian Empire in the 6th century BC.

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Era
Ancient
Region
Middle East
System
Abjad
Direction
Right to Left (RTL)
Signs
32
Status
Extinct
Standard script of Imperial Aramaic, the diplomatic and administrative lingua franca adopted by the Achaemenid Persian Empire in the 6th century BC. It spanned from Egypt to India. As the common ancestor of Hebrew, Arabic, Nabataean, and Syriac scripts, it is the origin point of a script lineage used today by hundreds of millions of people worldwide.
04SPECIMEN

The Letters

Signs · Unicode · Types
Sample GlyphsClick to copy
Unicode
Range 1U+10840–U+1085F
Total signs32
In Unicode32
Unicode Blocks
Imperial Aramaic
10840 – 1085F
32 chars→
Glyph evolution
Form change over time
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06MECHANICS

Reading Mechanics

Direction · Method
↔
Direction
Right to Left (RTL)
Written right to left.
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System
Abjad
⌨
Input method
Direct Unicode input
Keyboard layout
Standard IME · input chart
Keyboard layout data not yet available.
07LINEAGE

The Lineage

Family · Descendants
Phylogeny
Ancestors & descendants
Phylogeny
Related scripts
Ancestors · Descendants · Family

Same family

Lydian
08REACH

In the World

Usage · Reach

Languages

Imperial Aramaic

Countries

IranIraqEgyptIndia
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