Since this page
is under construction, the pictures showing how to write the character
when you put your mouse on them will be marked (*)
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The next two are
Seen (above) and Sheen (below).
They differ more
than just a dot, namely three (3) dots.
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Again, from right
to left the initial, middle, end and "solo" forms are shown.
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The next is Sad,
again in its four aspects (intitial, middle, end, solo)
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And, again only
differing by a dot, Dad.
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Then come Tah
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And Thah
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These next two
characters have no less than four (4) almost
completely different
shapes (again from right to left: initial, middle, end, solo).
The first one
is called Ein.
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And the second
one (again only differing a single dot) is called Ghein.
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As you can see
these next two characters differ more
than just a dot,
they also differ in shape.
The above one
is called Fa`
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And this one is
called Qaf
For a change, the
next few characters are completely different from the others.
The one that looks
least like any other, in my view, is Kef (below)
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You can see the
initial, the intermediate and the two different end-shapes that
occur, as wel
as the solo-edition (of course from right to left).
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