Subject: Re: Digraphs
Date: Jan 31, 2002 @ 20:51
Author: granthutchison ("granthutchison" <granthutchison@...>)
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> well as usual this will be much too condensedThanks for this, and already full of stuff I hadn't gleaned.
> & i dont really know where to start
> but in addition to the normal diglyphs the cardinal & semicardinalAgain, I don't have a specific example to mind (and one might be
> directions have long been recognizable here at the end of our normal
> hexaglyphs
> we also have been adding h & l for hi & low pointsI am glad to see C for "centre", here, since it has one international
> similarly c for centerpoints
> & in special cases such as the triple tripoint kymotn
> inventions such as
> kymotnu with u as in upper
> kymotnm with m as in middle &
> kymotnl with l as in lower