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π’Œ‹

<span class="searchmatch">π’Œ‹</span> (umun, β€œlord”). <span class="searchmatch">π’Œ‹</span> β€’ (UMUN) Sumerogram of bΔ“lum (β€œlord”) <span class="searchmatch">π’Œ‹</span> (u) I <span class="searchmatch">π’Œ‹</span> β€’ (u) Cuneiform sign for vowel &#039;u&#039;. <span class="searchmatch">π’Œ‹</span> (u) Cuneiform sign for vowel &#039;u&#039;. <span class="searchmatch">π’Œ‹</span> β€’...


giguru

giguru romanization of <span class="searchmatch">π’Œ‹</span> (giguru)...


szu4

szu4 romanization of <span class="searchmatch">π’Œ‹</span> (Ε‘uβ‚„)...


ge14

ge14 romanization of <span class="searchmatch">π’Œ‹</span> (ge₁₄)...


bur3

bur3 romanization of <span class="searchmatch">π’Œ‹</span> (bur₃)...


puzur

puzur romanization of <span class="searchmatch">π’Œ‹</span> (puzur)...


gigurΓ»

From Sumerian <span class="searchmatch">π’Œ‹</span> (giguru), from π’„€ (gi, β€œreed”) +β€Ž π’„₯ (gur, β€œto turn”) +β€Ž π’€€ (a, nominalizing suffix), literally β€œreed stylus turned around”, indicating...


π’Ž™

Cuneiform block of the Unicode standard, it was often formed by combining <span class="searchmatch">π’Œ‹</span> and <span class="searchmatch">π’Œ‹</span>. English Wikipedia has an article on: List of cuneiform signs Wikipedia...


𒐬

A multiplicative compound of π’ŠΉ (Ε‘arβ‚‚ /⁠őar⁠/, β€œ3600”) +β€Ž <span class="searchmatch">π’Œ‹</span> (u, β€œten”), i.e. 3600Γ—10. 𒐬 β€’ (Ε‘aru) thirty-six thousand, 36,000 Jagersma, Bram (2010) A...


𒐐

(1989) Perhaps originally an additive compound of 𒐏 (nimin, β€œforty”) +β€Ž <span class="searchmatch">π’Œ‹</span> (u, β€œten”), i.e. 40+10. 𒐐 β€’ (ninnu) fifty, 50 Jagersma, Bram (2010) A Descriptive...