Phoenician Alphabet

Alphabets: Aramaic Brahmi Gothic Greek Phoenician Phonetic Runes

Aleph
ox

Beth
house

Gimel
camel

Daleth
door

He
window

Waw
hook

Zayin
weapon

Heth
fence

Teth
wheel

Yodh
arm

Kaph
palm (of a hand)

Lamedh
goad

Mem
water

Nun
fish

Samekh
pillar

Ayin
eye

Pe
mouth

Sade
papyrus plant

Qoph
Eye of a needle

Res
head

Sin
tooth

Taw
mark

Phoenician Alphabet
Although the Phoenicians used cuneiform (Mesopotamian writing) in what we call Ugaritic, they also produced a script of their own. The Phoenician alphabetic script of 22 letters was used at Byblos as early as the 15th century B.C.
phoenicia.org/alphabet.html
Table of the Phoenician Alphabet

Ancient Scripts: Phoenician
The Phoenician script is an important "trunk" in the alphabet tree, in that many modern scripts can be traced through it.
www.ancientscripts.com/phoenician.html
Major Alphabets

Phoenician alphabet - omniglot.com
The Phoenician alphabet developed from the proto-Canaanite alphabet, which was created sometime between the 18th and 17th centuries BC.
www.omniglot.com/writing/phoenician.htm