How accurate are these maps?

[Zayd]

That's a Q, not a D! Thanks for that! the shadow of the other rock seems to be hiding it.

Also, Wasn't musnad written both ways?

But if that's the case, qbxd doesn't seem Somali

Is that a word familiar to you? if not, then it could be old Somali

It could be old Somali, the vowels can make words like Qabuuxad, Qabaxad, qubuuxid, qabiixad etc... Probably a ancient somali word.

 

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James Dahl has a macawis printed headboard in the bedroom.

 

[ሕጊ።።]

That's a Q, not a Y! Thanks for that! the shadow of the other rock seems to be hiding it.

Also, Wasn't musnad written both ways?

But if that's the case, qbxd doesn't seem Somali

Is that a word familiar to you? if not, then it could be old Somali

I'm not sure, I've always read that it was written right to left. I tried to search the root qbx but couldn't find anything on it, but a meaning in Arabic.

It's probably just a name of a person or place, there's not much out there about the language.

 

[Prince Abubu]

Old Somali? Written in ancient south Semitic gibberish?

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[SultanuuFicaan]

Old Somali? Written in ancient south Semitic gibberish?

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God almighty himself knows best what the Hellenestic/Roman era Somali city states were using to record their duties ( day to day life, administrative rule, etc..).

 

[MARAQ DIGAAG]

Sada mire sure does spew a lot of Suugo science .