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Householder thirty years ago, who called it "pseudo-alphabet" (1959, 382). These are the scripts of Ethiopia and "greater India" that use a basic form for the specific syllable consonant + a particular vowel (in practice always the unmarked a) and modify it to denote the syllables with other vowels or with no vowel. Were it not for this existing term, I would propose maintaining the pattern by calling this type an "abugida," from the Ethiopian word for the auxiliary order of consonants in the signary."
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from the Arabic word for the traditional order6 of its script, which (unvocalized) of course falls in this category... There is yet a fourth fundamental type of script, a type recognized over forty years ago by James-Germain Fevrier, called by him the "neosyllabary" (1948, 330), and again by Fred
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Cornell University
University of Chicago
University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee
Chicago State University
The World's Writing Systems
writing systems
typology
William Bright
The World's Writing Systems
lecturer
University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee
Chicago State University
Cornell University
University of Chicago
neologisms
scripts
abjad
abugida
Wolf Leslau
ISBN
9781781795286
ISSN
1387-6732
Pierre Briant
Eisenbrauns
ISBN
1-57506-031-0
Fs.
ISBN
0-19-507993-0

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