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- April 13, 2022
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- 1.0
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- April 2022
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About Premium Ugaritic Cuneiform!
Premium Ugaritic Cuneiform! was an education app developed by Ethan Hartzell. It was removed from the App Store Sep 13, 2025.
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Premium Ugaritic Cuneiform! was rated 5.00 out of 5 stars, based on 2 ratings.
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Premium Ugaritic Cuneiform! cost $0.99. The app size was 62.36 MB. The last available version was 1.0. The last update was on April 13, 2022.
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The app had a content rating of Everyone. The app had been available on the App Store since April 2022.
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Description by Ethan Hartzell Written by the developer, not by AppBrain. Click to read.
Each cuneiform sign is displayed with its typical transliteration and Arabic equivalent. In the quiz section, you can specify if you want to quiz yourself against the transliteration or IPA, Syriac, Hebrew, Arabic, or Phoeneician equivalents.
The Ugaritic signs are listed in the Northern order, similar to what is used for Hebrew. There is also a southern alphabetical order more similar to that used for South Arabian languages.
Ugaritic was first discovered on clay in Ugarit, which is today called Ras Al Shamra, Syria. It has 30 letters, and one punctuation mark (a word divider). It was written starting sometime around 1400 BCE for a few hundred years. The phonological value of the letter "s2" is still debated.
Cuneiform has also been used to write Sumerian, Akkadian (another Semitic language), Elamite, Hittite, Hurrian, and even Old Persian.