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abjad
[ ab-jad ]
noun
Linguistics.
- a system of writing, as in Hebrew and Arabic scripts, in which each symbol represents a consonantal sound, with few or no vowels being represented in the basic characters. abugida ( def ).
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yĐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of abjad1
From Arabic ÊŸa(lif), b(ÄÊŸ), j(Ä«m), d(Äl), the first four letters of the Arabic script in its historical order; coined by U.S. linguist Peter T. Daniels (born 1951) in Fundamentals of Grammatology (1990); abugida ( def )
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Example Sentences
Argamon notes that written Hebrew is whatâs known as an âabjad,â meaning a script with no vowels.
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Others say it dates from an old way of calculating numbers called "Abjad".
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Shoghi Effendi, The Dispensation of BahĂĄâuâllĂĄh.20.According to the abjad reckoning, the letters of âshidĂĄdâ total 309.
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In the abjad notation the name âMuáž„ammadâ has the same numerical value as âNabĂlâ.
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The abjad numerical equivalent of "BahĂĄ" is nine.
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