Re: Is there a more comprehensive Old Persian lexicon than R.G.Kent's

> Have you considered that Old Persian cuneiform may have been used to
>write a message in another language?
>
> Ken Young

Indeed I have - the first thing I did was to convert the symbols to
their phonetic values. The result made no sense in English, whether or
not I included the symbol shaped like a "K" that wasn't a genuine
symbol but formed part of the "message" nonetheless. I also tried
inserting vowels between the corresponding consonants, but no luck.
.

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