Various examples of the use of phonetic complements can be seen below:
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The suffixes serve as phonetic complements to indicate which reading to use.
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The Mayan system used logograms with phonetic complements like the Egyptian, while lacking ideographic components.
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That article shows the various different ways in which the phonetic complement of the Egyptian language is interpreted.
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Redundant characters accompanying biliteral or triliteral signs are called " phonetic complements " ( or complementaries ).
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Okurigana are also used as phonetic complements to disambiguate kanji that have multiple readings, and consequently multiple meanings.
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Morenz, for example, suspected that the mouth sign may simply have been a phonetic complement to the Horus falcon.
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The second KUR lacks a phonetic complement and is therefore read in Akkadian as " mtu " ( country ).
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Notably, phonetic complements were also used to allow the reader to differentiate between signs that are homophones, or which do not always have a unique reading.
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Words may be written logographically, phonetically, mixed ( that is, a logogram with a phonetic complement ), and may be preceded by a determinative.
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