Cuneiform Sign List vs Coptic Scribe

Cuneiform is one of the earliest forms of writing created by humans. The earliest inscriptions date to the 4th millenium BCE in Sumer, and the latest to 75 AD. This sign list is ordered by the sign numbers of Rykle Borger's Mesopotamisches Zeichenlexikon (MesZL 2004) and also includes the Deimel Numbers from Šumerisches Lexikon (SL), completed and accommodated in Ellermeier and Studt's Handbuch Assur (HA). Each sign is followed by its number in both systems and its name, then by some notes if any, then by its Unicode code and name. You can add signs to your favorites list to easily access them and to quiz yourself on them.

Coptic Scribe is your all-in-one companion for learning the Coptic language, step by step. Whether you're a beginner or brushing up on your skills, this app gives you a clear, engaging, and structured way to read, understand, and write Coptic with confidence. Coptic Scribe offers powerful tools to support your Coptic learning journey: • Interactive Lessons – Master pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar through carefully structured lessons and questions. • Skill Insights – View your strongest skills and where you need more practice with a new profile insights feature. • Write Your Own Passages – Compose and save your own Coptic texts with the new Passages feature. • Personal Dictionary – Build your own dictionary by saving and reviewing terms that matter to you. • Modern Design – A refreshed color palette and clean layout grounded in Coptic heritage for an immersive experience. Whether you're learning to follow along in church or working to revive the Coptic language, Coptic Scribe walks with you—every step of the way.