Lycian B

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Lycian B is the second of the two known scripts used to write the ancient Anatolian Lycian language, distinguished from the primary Lycian (Lycian A) script.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Lycian B canonical 3
Lycian A 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (43)

Predicate Object
instanceOf alphabet
writing system
alsoKnownAs Milyan
Milyan Lycian
linked to: Lycian II

Milyan script
country Lycian region
differentFrom Lycian A
linked to: Lycian
distinctFrom Greek alphabet
Phoenician alphabet
follows Lycian A
linked to: Lycian B
hasTransliterationTo Latin alphabet
hasWritingSystemType consonant-vowel alphabet
historicalRegion Achaemenid-era Lycia
linked to: Lycia
ISO15924 Lyci
languageBranchOfText Anatolian languages
languageFamilyOfText Indo-European languages
region Anatolia
relatedScript Carian script
Luwian hieroglyphs
Lycian A
Sidetic script
scriptCodeStandard ISO 15924
scriptFamily Anatolian alphabets
scriptType alphabetic
scriptUsage funerary monuments
inscriptions
stone inscriptions
status extinct
subclassOf Anatolian script
Lycian script
linked to: Lycian alphabet
timePeriod 1st millennium BCE
Classical period
UnicodeBlock Lycian
UnicodeVersionIntroduced 5.1
usedBy Lycian people
linked to: Lycians
usedFor Lycian language
linked to: Lycian
usedIn Asia Minor
Lycia
southwestern Anatolia
writingDirection left-to-right
writingSystemFor Lycian language
linked to: Lycian
writingSystemScope local
writingSystemStatus historical

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Lycian II alternativeName Lycian B
Lycian B follows Lycian A
linked to: Lycian B
Milyan script associatedWith Lycian B