The items used in picture writing are generally referred to as symbols. When used to create elaborate thoughts or ideas, they are called "pictograms" which means "picture message." Varying forms of writing will have different specific terminology. An example is that Egyptian picture writing symbols are called Heiroglyphs, and those present in ancient Sumarrian scrypt are called Cuneiform. Each language has its own terms for the pictures that represent words, but the fundamental definition is that they are all "pictograms" meaning, "pictures that convey a message."
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Pictograms are symbols that represent objects or concepts, while cuneiform is a system of writing using wedge-shaped characters. Cuneiform was used in ancient Mesopotamia, while pictograms are found in various cultures around the world. Cuneiform evolved into a more complex writing system, while pictograms are simpler and more direct in their representation.
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It may be written using Kanji (traditional pictograms), Katakana (simplified pictograms), or Hiragana (syllable script).
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There are 1000000 picograms in one microgram.
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