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) = aleph |
b = beth |
g = gimel |
d = daleth |
h = he |
w = waw |
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z = zayin |
x = heth |
T = teth |
y = yodh |
k = kaph |
l = lamedh |
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m = mem |
n = nun |
s = samekh |
( = ayin |
p = pe |
c = tzade |
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q = qoph |
r = resh |
$ = shin |
& = sin |
t = taw |
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Jewish Aramaic: |
a = patah |
A = qames |
e? = seghol |
E = sere |
i ?= hireq |
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u ?= qibbus
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U = sureq |
o = holem |
O = plene holem |
: = shewa |
:a? = h/patah
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:e = h/seghol |
:o = h/qames |
% = sof pasuq |
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Syriac diacritics: |
. = supralinear point |
_ = sublinear point |
: = syame |
~ = supralinear line |
+ = sublinear line |
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' = abbreviation |
F = sublin. double point |
Syriac punctuation: |
, = single dot |
; = double dot |
% = diamond |
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@ connector of lexical compounds (e.g. "kl@qwbl") |
quotation marks non-Aramaic text |
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"-" Personal Name |
"=" = Geographical Name |
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{{ __ }} = text deleted in manuscript |
{ __ } = text deleted by editor |
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<< __ >> = text added in manuscript |
< __ > = text added by editor |
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/__ / = variant |
#__ # = source of variant |
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\ __ = marker of beginning of multi-words variant |
[ __ ] = broken text |
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^ __ ^ = interlinear text |
` = word divider |
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? = unclear but quite certain letter |
* = very uncertain letter |
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