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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;7Calbrey, post: 4627502, member: 38412&quot;]The Phoenician letter O is a consonant. It has nothing to do with our Latin vowel O. If&nbsp; I want to write Astarte in Phoenician, I will start with O. The same will apply to Abdashtart. The Phoenician alphabet had no vowels. The Greeks added vowels to the first known Phoenician alphabet.</p><p>The consonant O does not exist in Latin, nor in Greek. It&#039;s typically Semitic and called &quot;Ayn&quot; to mean &quot;Eye&quot; because it has a round shape like an eye. It exist in the Hebraic and Arabic alphabets, among other Semitic languages.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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