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archigrapheme

archigrapheme noun: a grapheme which ambiguously represents any of several graphemes. For example, a single rasm unit.

Noun

archigrapheme (plural archigraphemes)

  1. A grapheme which ambiguously represents any of several graphemes. For example, a single rasm unit.

Forms of archigrapheme

pluralarchigraphemes

Origin of archigrapheme

From archi- + grapheme, by analogy with archiphoneme, which represents several phonemes.

Questions about archigrapheme

What does archigrapheme mean?
Archigrapheme means a grapheme which ambiguously represents any of several graphemes. For example, a single rasm unit.
What part of speech is archigrapheme?
Archigrapheme is a noun.
What is the plural of archigrapheme?
The plural of archigrapheme is archigraphemes.

Words near archigrapheme in the dictionary

  1. Archies Creek
  2. archiestrogen
  3. archiestrogens
  4. Archigetes
  5. archigonic
  6. archigrapheme
  7. archigraphemes
  8. archigraphemic
  9. archigregarine
  10. archigregarines
  11. archiheretical

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