Definition: "Cminet" refers to a type of cuneiform script that was used in ancient Babylonian writing. This script, which evolved from two smaller scripts, "Aminen" and "Baminar", was one of the most advanced types of script known at the time. It was created around 2000-1600 BCE and was widely used until the 7th century BCE in the city of Ur. The Cminet script is a variant of the cuneiform script, which is considered to be more difficult than the standard form.