Roll your mouse over the pictures to see how to write the characters
The next two are
Seen (above) and Sheen (below).
They differ more
than just a dot, namely three (3) dots.
Again, from right
to left the initial, middle, end and "solo" forms are shown.
The next is Sad,
again in its four aspects (intitial, middle, end, solo)
And, again only
differing by a dot, Dad.
Then come Tah
And Thah
These next two
characters have no less than four (4) almost
completely different
shapes (again from right to left: initial, middle, end, solo).
The first one
is called Ein.
And the second
one (again only differing a single dot) is called Ghein.
As you can see
these next two characters differ more
than just a dot,
they also differ in shape.
The above one
is called Fa`
And this one is
called Qaf
For a change, the
next few characters are completely different from the others.
The one that looks
least like any other, in my view, is Kef (below)
You can see the
initial, the intermediate and the two different end-shapes that
occur, as wel
as the solo-edition (of course from right to left).
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