Imperial Aramaic Alphabet

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𐡀
𐡁
𐡂
𐡃
𐡄
𐡅
𐡆
𐡇
𐡈
𐡉
𐡊
𐡋
𐡌
𐡍
𐡎
𐡏
𐡐
𐡑
𐡒
𐡓
𐡔
𐡕
𐡗
𐡘
𐡙
𐡚
𐡛
𐡜
𐡝
𐡞
𐡟

Table of Symbols

SymbolNameUnicodeHTMLDownload
𐡀
Imperial Aramaic Letter AlephU+10840𐡀SVG | PNG
𐡁
Imperial Aramaic Letter BethU+10841𐡁SVG | PNG
𐡂
Imperial Aramaic Letter GimelU+10842𐡂SVG | PNG
𐡃
Imperial Aramaic Letter DalethU+10843𐡃SVG | PNG
𐡄
Imperial Aramaic Letter HeU+10844𐡄SVG | PNG
𐡅
Imperial Aramaic Letter WawU+10845𐡅SVG | PNG
𐡆
Imperial Aramaic Letter ZayinU+10846𐡆SVG | PNG
𐡇
Imperial Aramaic Letter HethU+10847𐡇SVG | PNG
𐡈
Imperial Aramaic Letter TethU+10848𐡈SVG | PNG
𐡉
Imperial Aramaic Letter YodhU+10849𐡉SVG | PNG
𐡊
Imperial Aramaic Letter KaphU+1084A𐡊SVG | PNG
𐡋
Imperial Aramaic Letter LamedhU+1084B𐡋SVG | PNG
𐡌
Imperial Aramaic Letter MemU+1084C𐡌SVG | PNG
𐡍
Imperial Aramaic Letter NunU+1084D𐡍SVG | PNG
𐡎
Imperial Aramaic Letter SamekhU+1084E𐡎SVG | PNG
𐡏
Imperial Aramaic Letter AyinU+1084F𐡏SVG | PNG
𐡐
Imperial Aramaic Letter PeU+10850𐡐SVG | PNG
𐡑
Imperial Aramaic Letter SadheU+10851𐡑SVG | PNG
𐡒
Imperial Aramaic Letter QophU+10852𐡒SVG | PNG
𐡓
Imperial Aramaic Letter ReshU+10853𐡓SVG | PNG
𐡔
Imperial Aramaic Letter ShinU+10854𐡔SVG | PNG
𐡕
Imperial Aramaic Letter TawU+10855𐡕SVG | PNG
𐡗
Imperial Aramaic Section SignU+10857𐡗SVG | PNG
𐡘
Imperial Aramaic Number OneU+10858𐡘SVG | PNG
𐡙
Imperial Aramaic Number TwoU+10859𐡙SVG | PNG
𐡚
Imperial Aramaic Number ThreeU+1085A𐡚SVG | PNG
𐡛
Imperial Aramaic Number TenU+1085B𐡛SVG | PNG
𐡜
Imperial Aramaic Number TwentyU+1085C𐡜SVG | PNG
𐡝
Imperial Aramaic Number One HundredU+1085D𐡝SVG | PNG
𐡞
Imperial Aramaic Number One ThousandU+1085E𐡞SVG | PNG
𐡟
Imperial Aramaic Number Ten ThousandU+1085F𐡟SVG | PNG

The Imperial Aramaic alphabet is an ancient script that was widely used during the first millennium BCE across the Middle East. It developed from the Phoenician alphabet and became the official writing system of the Aramaic language during the Achaemenid Persian Empire. This made it one of the earliest scripts to be used for administrative and cultural communication across a vast region. The alphabet consisted of 22 consonantal letters written from right to left.


Over time, the Imperial Aramaic script influenced many later writing systems, including Hebrew, Nabataean, and Arabic alphabets. It played a key role in connecting different cultures and languages during ancient times. Today, scholars study the Imperial Aramaic alphabet to understand the roots of Semitic languages and the evolution of written communication in the Near East.