is irrelevant so "sa-ad" and "sa-ud" are equivalent. Additionally, "VCV" syllables are represented by combining "V" and "CV" glyphs or "VC" and "CV" glyphs that have a common consonant. Thus "ap-pa" and "a-pa" are equivalent. See also Proto-Elamite Linear Elamite Notes References Reiner, Erica. 2005. "Elamite" International Encyclopedia of Linguistics. Ed. William J. Frawley. Oxford University Press. Oxford Reference Online (accessed 5 November 2008) Khačikjan, Margaret. 1998. "The Elamite Language". Documenta Asiana IV, Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche Istituto per gli Studi Micenei ed Egeo-Anatolici. Peter T. Daniels and William Bright. 1996. "The World's Writing Systems". Published by Oxford University Press. George S. Starostin. On the Genetic Affiliation of the Elamite Language. // Originally in: Mother Tongue, v. VII. 2002, pp. 147–170 External links Elamite bricks from the Museum of Hotel Sandelin (France, Saint-Omer) – Pauline Leroy 2020 A New Edition of the Elamite Version of the Behistun Inscription (I) – Saber Amiri Parian 2017 A New Edition of the Elamite Version of the Behistun Inscription (II) – Saber Amiri Parian 2020 Elamite language Old Persian language Obsolete writing systems Cuneiform Persian scripts Logographic writing systems