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I recently saw a talk by a member of a German team that created a Cuneiform font to go with Unicode's support for the writing system. His book is here: http://w

by theoh 11y ago

I recently saw a talk by a member of a German team that created a Cuneiform font to go with Unicode's support for the writing system. His book is here: http://www.typografie.de/shop/index.php/en/digitale-keilschrift.html http://www.typografie.de/shop/index.php/en/digitale-keilschr... (It's pronounced cune-iform, apparently, rather than cune-ay-ee-form with a diphthong)

nitrogen 11y ago
Interesting. Wikipedia lists two pronunciations, neither of which I had been using (I was using a latin-like "ay" for the e instead of a long "ee"): /kjuːˈniːᵻfɔːrm/ kew-NEE-i-form or /ˈkjuːnᵻfɔːrm/ KEW-ni-form