Sunday, September 15, 2024
Latin Keyboard for Sinitic and Minority languages
Note: This page is for typing in ALL Sinitic and Ethnic Minority groups within China. Therefore not all letters here will be found in each and every language.
Keyboards for specific languages:
Instructions
Copy [Ctrl]+[C] & Paste [Ctrl]+[V]
To type directly with the computer keyboard:
- Type the number after the vowel or consonant to add a diacritic.
macron (◌̄) = 1
acute accent (◌́)= 2
breve (◌̆ )= 3
grave accent (◌̀) = 4
circumflex (◌̂) = 5
double macron (◌̿) = 6
diaresis (below the vowel) (◌̤) = 7
vertical line (◌̍) = 8
diaresis (above the vowel) (◌̈) = 9
tilde (◌̃) = ~
diaresis (below the vowel) plus diacritic (above the vowel) (◌̤̄)(◌̤́ )(◌̤̌) (◌̤̀ )(◌̤̂)(◌̤̿)(◌̤̍) = type vowel letter twice + diacritic number
Copy [Ctrl]+[C] & Paste [Ctrl]+[V]
Saturday, September 7, 2024
Korean Hangul to Hanja Convertor
Korean Hangul - Hanja converter
한글을 한자로 변환
韓文到韓國語漢字轉換器
This page
Converts
Hangul syllables
To Hanja!
Type or copy a text:
If you spot any mistakes or have any recommendations for improvement, simply leave a comment below with the hangul word pairs (two syllables minimum) and the hanja equivalent word pairs.
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If you spot any mistakes or have any recommendations for improvement, simply leave a comment below with the hangul word pairs (two syllables minimum) and the hanja equivalent word pairs.
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Arabic Numerals to Roman Numerals (NUMERI ROMANI) (New)
Arabic Numerals to Babylonian Cuneiform Numerals (New)
Arabic Numerals to Persian (𐎠𐎼𐎹) Cuneiform (New) Numerals
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Japanese Hiragana to Cuneiform Syllables (New)
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Friday, September 6, 2024
Roman Numerals Conversion Tool
Arabic Numerals to Roman Numerals converter
Important Notes:
1. Please enter the space bar key BEFORE and AFTER typing the arabic numeral to properly convert to the Roman numeral.
2. The number 0 does not exist in Roman numerals, 0 as a standalone number will be converted to the Roman word "NULLA".
3. This tool converts all Arabic numbers from 1 to 3999.
4. Do not use commas for numbers that are 1000 or more. The system will not convert numbers that are in commas.
5. Only positive integers will be converted. Negative integers, decimals, fractions etc. will not be converted.
6. All English numbers (e.g. one, two, three) from zero to onehundred will be converted to their Roman equivalents (i.e. ŪNUS, DUO, TRĒS); all
7. English numbers between onehundred to onethousand will only be converted at every hundredth number (e.g. five hundred, sevenhundred etc).
8. If you are typing the numbers as English letters, Please type all English numbers (above twenty) with no spacing in between the letters (Exempli Gratia: twentyone, ninetynine, onehundred, twohundred, ninehundred, onethousand .... Et Cetera.)
9. All Roman numbers spelt out will be converted to UPPERCASE; lowercase spelling was not used for writing latin until after 1500 AD (over one thousand years after the fall of the Western Roman Empire).
If you spot any errors, you can leave a comment below.
Thursday, September 5, 2024
Persian Cuneiform Numerals Tool
Arabic Numerals to Persian Cuneiform Numerals converter
Important Notes:
1. Please enter the space bar key BEFORE and AFTER typing the arabic numeral to properly convert to the cuneiform numeral.
2. The number 0 does not exist in cuneiform, 0 as a standalone number will be converted to blank.
3. This tool converts all numbers from 1 to 2099.
4. Do not use commas for numbers that are 1000 or more. The system will not convert numbers that are in commas.
5. Only positive integers will be converted. Negative integers, decimals, fractions etc. will not be converted.
6. The Cuneiform numerals used in this tool are Old Persian Cuneiform numerals (used by the Elamites and Medes).
7. Cuneiform was used for approximately three thousand years between 3000 BC to 75 AD.
If you spot any errors, you can leave a comment below.
Wednesday, September 4, 2024
Japanese to Cuneiform Convertor
Japanese Hiragana to Cuneiform
Important Notes:
1. This tool converts Japanese hiragana, katakana and Japanese romaji (after pressing the space bar).
2. Latin letters that do not exist in Japanese will not be converted.
3. Kanji will not be converted.
4. Arabic numerals will not be converted at this point in time.
5. 47% of the syllables in this tool are derived from Old Persian Cuneiform.
6. 30% of the syllables in this tool are derived from other Cuneiform languages
7. 23% of the syllables in this tool do not have an existing cuneiform equivalent and hence are rebus placeholders only.
If you spot any errors or have better suggestions for the syllables, you can leave a comment below.
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