The Origin of [sh]

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I don't remember where exactly it occurs - it's quite rare - but definitely it occurs from time to time, I once checked for that. See here (table "basic EVA"): You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.

Anton, I tried to figure out what was meant by EVA-b b.

I thought it might be the "d"-shaped tails that sometimes occur at the end of "daiin" (and it might be, for some of them), but I found more clear examples, where it looks like a tail has been added to the base of a c-shape. This is not standard in Latin script. Usually when they added a tail to "c" or "e" they did it at the top not the bottom, so I'm not sure how to interpret these (folio 7v):

   

And yes, this might be related to some of the foot-attached tails in EVA-sh.

The line that has the first sample also has a deees token with a tail on the top.