Glyph Identity
Larger fish variant indicating significant catch or mythologically important fish. Distinguishes major marine resources from common fish (700) in resource or ritual contexts.
đ€ Meanings & Interpretations
This glyph has 10 documented meanings and interpretations, reflecting its multi-faceted usage in rongorongo texts.
đ Usage Context
This glyph appears in 2 distinct contextual categories across the rongorongo corpus.
đ Tablet Occurrences
This glyph has been identified on 1 authenticated rongorongo tablet.
đ Sources & Attribution
Research contributions and scholarly sources supporting this decipherment:
- Lackadaisical Security (Operator)
- Lackadaisical Security (The Operator) â August Research
Additional Research Notes:
âą Stylized shark representing sea god Tangaroa or big predator; used in genealogies.; Larger fish variant indicating significant catch or mythologically important fish. Distinguishes major marine resources from common fish (700) in resource or ritual contexts.
âą A large shark glyph, possibly personifying Tangaroa (sea god often associated with sharks). Implies a particularly large fish or divine shark. Appears in mythic sequences referencing sea deities or legendary catches.
âą Large shark