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Unifon

Unifon proper noun: a phonemic alphabet created by John R. Malone.

Proper noun

Unifon

  1. A phonemic alphabet created by John R. Malone.
    • The funds were used to conduct Unifon projects in Indianapolis and Hammond, Indiana, in New Orleans, Louisiana, in Washington, DC, and at several locations in the Chicago area.2006 July, Kenneth C. Anderson, “Why Unifon?”, in Unifon.org, archived from the original on 08 Apr 2022, page 1

Questions about Unifon

What does Unifon mean?
Unifon means a phonemic alphabet created by John R. Malone.
What part of speech is Unifon?
Unifon is a proper noun.

Words near Unifon in the dictionary

  1. unifoliate
  2. unifoliates
  3. unifoliolate
  4. unifoliolates
  5. unifollicular
  6. Unifon
  7. Unifor
  8. uniform
  9. uniform act
  10. uniform acts
  11. uniform antshrike

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