01 — Vocabulary
The four Öz
A 16-bit Tamga holds four base-16 regions. Every region is assembled from the same four atomic forms called Öz: 1, 2, 4, and 8.
16-bit mechanical composition · four regions · one glyph
32101612,81610
16162210
02 — Live sequences
Numbers in motion
Compare the irregular cadence of prime numbers with the steady progression of every number. Scrub to any position and start the sequence when you are ready.
Irregular rhythm
Prime numbers
4,66310/123716
Natural order
All numbers
4,66010/123416
03 — Arithmetic
Written in Tamga
Add, subtract, multiply, or divide decimal values and read the complete operation as aligned Tamga digits—not only the answer.
Operation
102 + 51 = 153
04 — Bitwise
Transform the bits
Apply a 16-bit operator and compare the original Tamga with its transformed form, side by side.
Operator
0000 0000 0110 01102→0000 0000 0101 01012
05 — Learn
Make Tamga second nature
Learn each region, recall glyphs from memory, and practise arithmetic with focused exercises that remember your progress.
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