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واژهنگار
Sign in to savethumb|Egyptian hieroglyphs, including logograms such as the sun disk (⊙, visible several times here)
A logogram is a written symbol that represents an entire word or meaningful unit of language, rather than just a sound or letter. They were used in writing systems like Egyptian hieroglyphics, where a single symbol—such as a sun disk—could stand for a complete word or concept.
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Vinony's link graph records 1,232 inbound references to واژهنگار, and connects out to cuneiform, Georgian scripts and Ulu scripts.
Vinony files it under Accuracy disputes from November 2017, Graphemes and Logographic writing systems.
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