Identify the wedge signs
Match a Unicode glyph to its sign identity and learn why a sign has multiple readings.
Explore original cuneiform signs, build Sumerian reading skills, and use Moo-AI as a guided study assistant. Designed for students, educators, and curious minds.
Sumerian is a language. Akkadian is a different language; Babylonian is an Akkadian variety. All used cuneiform.
Core vocabulary, noun phrases, transliteration and signs.
Explore Sumerian βπ02 / LANGUAGESee how a Semitic language adapted cuneiform signs.
Explore Akkadian βπ03 / LANGUAGE VARIETYStudy the Babylonian variety of Akkadian and scribal conventions.
Explore Babylonian βEvery sign has a valid Unicode code point. Phrases are constructed vocabulary drills, not claims of ancient attestation.
Type known Sumerian words such as lugal gal or eβ tur. The composer uses only the bundled sign dictionaryβnot a guessed AI conversion.
This is a curated word lookup, not a complete phonetic transliterator.
Only recognized words are rendered. Missing readings are shown as warnings.
Self-paced lessons, memory practice, teacher-friendly exercises and progress saved on this device.
Match a Unicode glyph to its sign identity and learn why a sign has multiple readings.
Recognize familiar vocabulary and learn postposed noun modifiers.
Distinguish sign names, Sumerian readings, Akkadian readings and modern Unicode identifiers.
Read the guide βSelect a lesson to begin.
Request guided explanations or examine readings. AI suggestions are explicitly labeled and must be checked against scholarly sources.
AI cannot certify a translation or determine ancient pronunciation from a glyph alone. Use the sign library and linked references to verify.