10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «GRAMMALOGUE»
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Familiar lessons in phonetic shorthand; or, Phonography ...
We (double vowel above the line) v n-1 to (gram- toe have only to malogue 1-k
rnd (half of downward r, with hook n) 8 look around us to (grammalogue) ds-k-vr
tht (grammalogae) mn (hook n) to discover that man is (grammalogue) the (dot ...
One grammalogue to each letter, with some additional prefixes and affixes, as in
the System, the use of the halt ing principle with the consonants, the final hooks,
and the loops st and sir. Fourth Style. — A few additional grammalogues, and a ...
Isaac Pitman, Alexander John Ellis, 1844
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The reporter's companion: an adaptation of phonography: (as ...
The vowels of the other words should always be inserted, when practicable. Thus
, with the letter P : — In the first position is the word weep, in italic, indicating that
it is a grammalogue, and does not, therefore, need the insertion of the vowel ; in ...
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The Phonotypic Journal, for the Year 1843
If preserved in the J ournal, it may be of use to phonographers, in determining the
comparative value of a word, with respect to the frequency of its occurrence. *
Grammalogue, literally a letter-word, is derived from the Greek words gramma, ...
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The reporter's companion
Hilary, Laura, Lyra. Mr, ^~/ 1. mire, morrow, miry. 2. Mary, mare, mayor, myrrh,
merry. (More is a grammalogue under mr2.J 3. mar, moor, marry, marrow. Nr, ^-^
2. ne'er (nar), newer, inure. (Near is a grammalogue-sri.) Nr, ^-y 2. narrow, Henry.
Isaac Pitman (sir.), 1849
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The Vicar of Wakefield ...: An Exercise in Phonography ... ...
In transcribing the following chapters into shorthand, it is desirable that the pupil
should know instantly whether any given word is a grammalogue or not ; that is,
whether he should write it by a single shorthand letter, or write all its consonants
...
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The Icelandic Runic Poem
E. This letter is occasionally found in AS. mss. as a grammalogue for epel, e.g.
Waldhere, v. 31, Beowulf, v. 520, 913, 1702. 74. Dmri (Salz. AS. daeg, Goth. daaz
). Hickes, following the ignorant scribe of Dom. A. ix. , inserts m, mann, above the
...
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The Sound of Poetry / The Poetry of Sound
Where Pound uncouples image from a pictorial paradigm, redefining it as an
emotional and intellectual complex in an instant of time, Ball converts image into
grammalogue, a sonic shorthand for a mnemonically charged acoustic force.
Marjorie Perloff, Craig Dworkin, 2009
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Drifting on a Read: Jazz as a Model for Writing
... as a grammalogue (a trope or metaphor one can write with). Treat the
grammalogue as a hieroglyph or rebus that confuses the verbal and the visual,
and it 56 =-=^, Drifting on a Read.
... referred toby means of the grammalogues and numbers of the works registers
by Jacob- Baart de la Faille, The Works of Vincent van Gogh: His Paintings and
Drawings (Amsterdam: Meulenhoff, 1970) (grammalogue F) and by Jan Hulsker,
...
NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «GRAMMALOGUE»
Conheça de que se fala nos meios de comunicação nacionais e internacionais e como se utiliza o termo
grammalogue no contexto das seguintes notícias.
Shady Characters: Ampersands, Interrobangs and other …
The @ symbol, on the other hand – which is not a punctuation mark, as Houston notes, but rather "a logogram or grammalogue", a form of ... «The Guardian, out 13»
