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Originally Posted by ariel
There is not a trace, not a hint, not a whiff of Hebrew here. If you need confirmation, Artzi Yarom is the source.
There is not a trace, hint or whiff of Old Slavonic Glagolitic here, either.
Having seen the most recent pics, I thought that Soares was the obvious answer. Fernando beat me to it :-))))
Pure Western Europe.
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Salaams ariel, Are you referring to the sword at $1? since the SOARES inscription is not the project I am trying to translate?? Observe the Norwegian for the word Svare...which means answer respond or reply... seems like a reasonable solution except its got an
S on the end but these inscriptions are rarely accurate...
However, please do look at the letters on #1 and tell me what language in western Europe uses the form that is similar to
A 51UU A
Where the two A looking characters are quite different to European
A style having a vee or tee shaped crossbar and which is almost identical to OCS.
Where the letter Zayin (similar to a 5 with no top) is a Hebrew Cursive letter...
Where the two letter U forms are also Hebrew. They appear as almost
IJ close together...
Finally if you have a better idea or your associate can help by all means lets hear it from that quarter ...
Which European language/western language might this be from? I would be delighted to hear it.
Regards,
Ibrahiim al Balooshi.
