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Template intended to force fonts that support the two Cuneiform Unicode blocks.
Usage
known fonts:
- Akkadian [1] (automatically provided as webfont if the Language Selector is enabled)
- Noto Sans Cuneiform by Google [2]
- SantakkuM [3] (Old Babylonian)
- Ullikummi A [4] (Hittite)
- Assurbanipal [5] (Neo-Assyrian)
- Esagil [6] (Neo-Babylonian)
Optionally, two parameters can be used. In this case, the first parameter is either
- a number from 1 to 7, specifying the historical stage preferred, per Image:SAG.png:

- archaic pictogram, around 3000 BC.
- rotated pictogram, around 2800 BC.
- abstracted glyphs in archaic monumental inscriptions, from ca. 2600 BC
- Classical Sumerian cuneiform as written in clay, from ca. 2600 BC
- Neo-Sumerian, late 3rd millennium
- Old Babylonian, early 2nd millennium, as adopted into Hittite.
- Neo-Assyrian, early 1st millennium
- Neo-Babylonian, late 1st millennium
- This is so far supported only for (6) to (8), for lack of fonts for the other stages.
akk
= Akkadian,ela
= Elamite,hit
= Hittite,sux
= Sumerian,xeb
= Eblaite,xht
= Hattic,xlu
= Luwian.
For:
- Ugaritic, use
{{Script|Ugar|}}}
, - Old Persian cuneiform, use
{{Script|Xpeo|}}}
.
Use {{transl|Xsux|...}}
for transliterations of cuneiform, and {{transl|sux|...}}
, {{transl|akk|...}}
, {{transl|hit|...}}
to transliterate specific languages.
Examples
- {{cuneiform|sux|๐ ด๐ }} EME.GIR15 -> ๐ ด๐ Template:Transl
- {{cuneiform|hit|๐๐ ๐ท}} ne-ลกi-li -> ๐๐ ๐ท Template:Transl
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