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a k" Saha-linkid="16" href="./Cuneiform" id="mwLg" rel="mw:WikiLink" title="Cuneiform">cuneiform ka alama ce ta kowa, mai amfani da yawa, syllabic don 'ka', da kuma alamar haruffa da aka yi amfani da ita don k, ko a; ya zama ruwan dare a duka Epic na Gilgamesh sama da daruruwan shekaru, da kuma haruffa Amarna na 1350 BC. Cuneiform "ka" kusan yayi kama da irin wannan 'tsakiyar girman' zuwa babbar alamar cuneiform, ša (cuneiform); saboda duka ka, da ša suna da takamaiman amfani guda biyu, da zarar an gano waɗannan rukunin amfani a kan takamaiman wasikar Amarna, alal misali, ana iya bin bambancin tsakanin su biyu.

Cuneiform ka yana da amfani na biyu a matsa wakilin, -yours . Ga wasikar Ayyab, EA 364 (hoton), bayan ya yi magana da Fir'auna, wani ɓangare na Gabatarwa, shine ya bayyana "...Bawanku, ...." Musamman, Ayyab ya fito ne daga ɗayan jihohi / birane / garuruwa a Kan'ana, don haka dangantakar da Fir'a'auna a cikin wasiƙun Amarna sau da yawa suna nuna dangantakar kasancewa bawan Fir'auna. Wannan an haɗa shi da haruffa na Amarna daga Tushratta na Mitanni, (haruffa EA 19, EA 23, EA 26, EA 28, EA 30- (kawai fasfo-type, gajeren wasika), da dai sauransu), ko daga Babila, ko Sarkin Alashiya. Harafin daga waɗancan sarakuna suna da dogon jerin, a matsayin wani ɓangare na Gabatarwa yana cewa: Bari ka (Sarki, Fir'auna) ku sami zaman lafiya (lafiya), ... don, matarka-ku, ga 'ya'yanku, ga manyan-ku- ("sa-meš"), da dai sauransu.[1]

Ga cuneiform ša, takamaiman amfani da shi (ban da syllabic, ko haruffa), Saha da nau'i na haɗin kai yawanci a farkon sanarwa, "wanda..." aka fassara kamar: "wannan ...", "abin da ... ", da dai sauransu, tare da sauran rubutun da za a bi.

 Manazarta 

 [Hasiya] Wasiƙun Amarna. Johns Hopkins University Press, 1987, 1992. Shafuffuka 393.  (Sauce-cover,  ) 
 [Inda Aka Ɗauko Hoto da ke shafi na 9] The Standard Babylonian Epic of Gilgamesh, Parpola, Simo, Neo-Assyrian Text Corpus Project, c 1997, Tablet I ta hanyar Tablet XII, Index of Names, Sign List, da Glossary- (shafi na 119-145), shafuka 165.