𐠰𐠙

Ancient Greek

Etymology

See τῶν (tôn).

Article

𐠰𐠙 • (to-na)

  1. (Cypriot) Cypriot spelling of τῶν (tôn)

Usage notes

  • The second consonant will merge into following word. Depending on which word follows the article, the article's form changes to reflect it. For example:
    The Idalion Tablet, Face A:
    […] 𐠀𐠜𐠍𐠚𐠃𐠙𐠪𐠒𐠚 𐠰𐠜𐠙𐠪𐠁𐠍𐠦𐠚 𐠰𐠛𐠅𐠮𐠣𐠚 […]
    […] a-no-ko-ne-o-na-si-lo-ne to-no-na-si-e-ko-ro-ne to-ni-ja-te-ra-ne […]
    […] ἄνωγον Ὀνασίλον τῶν Ὀνασικύπρων τῶν ἰατήραν […]
    […] anógon Onasilon ton Onasikuprón ton iatéran […]
    […] commanded Onasilon[,] son of Onasikupron[,] the physician […]
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