Dutton World Speedwords
Dutton World Speedwords proper noun: a constructed language used as both an international auxiliary language and a shorthand system.
Proper noun
Dutton World Speedwords
- A constructed language used as both an international auxiliary language and a shorthand system.
Origin of Dutton World Speedwords
Invented by Reginald J. G. Dutton (1886-1970) in 1922.
Questions about Dutton World Speedwords
- What does Dutton World Speedwords mean?
- Dutton World Speedwords means a constructed language used as both an international auxiliary language and a shorthand system.
- What part of speech is Dutton World Speedwords?
- Dutton World Speedwords is a proper noun.
Words near Dutton World Speedwords in the dictionary
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