Elder Futhark
Younger Futhark
East Germanic language
East Germanic
paleography
Old Prussian
ancient
rune
runic letter
Old Dutch
Roman alphabet
Latin alphabet
Dutch
Umbrian language
Dutch language
Umbrian
Middle High German
tushery
dative absolute
majuscule
Proto-Indo European
Proto-Indo European language
Alice
alphabetology
PIE
livre tournois
epigraphy
O
omicron
long i
xi
Greek alphabet
o
English language
Proto-Norse language
beta
Latin
alpha
protocuneiform
upsilon
rho
Proto-Norse
chi
khi
English
c
Scythian
C
Tanchangya
upper-case letter
Nordic
uppercase
Old High German
incunabulum
capital letter
capital
historiography
alphabetic script
beth
Late Middle Ages
Luwian
runology
alphabetic writing
thorn
majuscule writing
phi
Nandinagari
S
Kirillitsa
R
T
West Germanic language
pi
r
f
psi
Anatolian
Anatolian language
F
azbuka
t
s
West Germanic
square capitals
secretary hand
Germanish
Cyrillic
futhark
digamma
B
Germanic language
b
gajica
prealphabet
Aryan
paleograph

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