grapheme

A grapheme is a specific base unit of a writing system.

Generally speaking, Chinese given names have one or two grapheme, and are written after the family name.

A grapheme is an abstract concept, similar to a character in computing.

And in chemistry, researchers are working on materials that can be given new properties like with grapheme.

The terms glyph, sign and character are sometimes used to refer to a grapheme.

A bar or stroke is a modification consisting of a line drawn through a grapheme.

Some letters are not part of any grapheme, but function as etymological markers.

The grapheme k was also used more commonly than in the modern alphabet, particularly before front vowels.

The grapheme ě became used in the contemporary way.

The q grapheme is kept merely to allow for easy comparison due to its use with other Quechua languages.

The digraph ch and the grapheme w are preserved.

This called for improvements to spelling, with clearer rules and better grapheme/ phoneme correspondence.

Both phonemes are written with the grapheme "s".

Here we need the concept grapheme.

Each grapheme may represent a limited number of phonemes depending on etymology and location in the word.

Grapheme selection is also altered and at times it may seem that the patient may have forgotten how to form certain letters.

This construction was also applied to construct a new grapheme where an "aa" previously had been used.

Another patient could name letters but could not sound them out, suggesting a problem at the level of grapheme to phoneme assignment.

Phoneme and grapheme are precisely such class abstractions.

However cultures vary in the glyph or grapheme used for a decimal separator.

Grapheme (letter) formation becomes labored, uncoordinated, and takes on a very sloppy appearance.

A letter is a grapheme (written character) in an alphabetic system of writing, such as the Greek alphabet and its descendants.

A grapheme is here defined as the way in which a phoneme is represented in print.

A variation of a grapheme.

This is to get a one-to-one phoneme (sound)-grapheme (spelling) correspondence.