The Central Asian country named Kwarezm was first mentioned in the 7th century BC. Its main part was located along Amu Daria river, where the territories of modern Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan were situated. The people that inhabited Kwarezm spoke their own language, which used the characters from this block.
The samples discovered can be divided in two separate styles of the Chorasmian script:
- Lapidary. The word itself implies that the inscriptions were made on solid material, which means that the system of writing is less complicated โ with no connections. Whole epitaphs on stone coffins have been preserved. This style was the first to appear.
- Italic โ inscriptions are present on wooden plaques, leather, coins. It is encoded in Unicode.
The earliest manuscripts containing Chorasmian writing date back to the 3rd century BC. It is believed to have evolved from . In the 8th century, with the spread of Islam, it was replaced by Arabic. The Chorasmian script had an impact on such writing systems as Parthian, Sogdian and Pahlavi.
The Chorasmian alphabet is characterized as constant. It includes 21 letters. The direction can be either from right to left or from top to bottom. Moreover, when it's from top to bottom, the lines go from left to right. The words are separated by an empty space. There are no punctuation marks.
์์ฑ
๋ฒ์ | 10FB0–10FDF |
๋ฌธ์๋ค | 48 |
๋ฌธ์ ๋ชฉ๋ก
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ํธ์ง
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๐พฐ
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๐พฑ
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๐พฒ
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๐พณ
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๐พด
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๐พต
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๐พถ
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๐พท
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๐พธ
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๐พน
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๐พบ
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๐พป
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๐พผ
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๐พฝ
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๐พพ
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๐พฟ
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๐ฟ
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๐ฟ
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๐ฟ
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๐ฟ
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๐ฟ
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๋ฒํธ
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๐ฟ
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๐ฟ
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๐ฟ
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๐ฟ
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๐ฟ
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๐ฟ
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๐ฟ
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๋ฌธ์ ํ
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๐พฐ10FB0
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๐พฑ10FB1
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๐พฒ10FB2
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๐พณ10FB3
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๐พด10FB4
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๐พต10FB5
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๐พถ10FB6
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๐พท10FB7
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๐พธ10FB8
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๐พน10FB9
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๐พบ10FBA
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๐พป10FBB
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๐พผ10FBC
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๐พฝ10FBD
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๐พพ10FBE
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๐พฟ10FBF
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๐ฟ10FC0
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๐ฟ10FC1
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๐ฟ10FC2
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๐ฟ10FC3
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๐ฟ10FC4
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๐ฟ10FC5
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๐ฟ10FC6
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๐ฟ10FC7
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๐ฟ10FC8
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๐ฟ10FC9
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๐ฟ10FCA
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๐ฟ10FCB
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10FCC
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10FCD
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10FCE
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10FCF
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10FD0
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10FD1
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10FD2
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10FD3
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10FD4
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10FD5
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10FD6
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10FD7
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10FD8
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10FD9
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10FDA
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10FDB
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10FDC
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10FDD
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10FDE
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10FDF