syllabary
syllabary
Definition
syl·la·bary (sil′ə ber′ē)
noun pl. syllabaries -·bar′·ies
- a set or table of syllables
- a set of written signs or characters representing the syllables that are the units in a language that uses syllabic, rather than alphabetic, writing
Etymology: ModL syllabarium < L syllaba: see syllable
syllabary
Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
- Japanese: Fourth on my list of reasons why today is a Good Day is my progress with hiragana, the primary Japanese syllabary.
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