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pasigraphy (from Gr**** πᾶσι pasi "to all" and γράφω
grapho "to write") is a
writing system where each
written symbol represents a
concept (rather than...
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Communication Purpose Constructed language International auxiliary language Pasigraphy Blissymbols Sources Ideographic written language Official status Regulated by...
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language Grammatology International phonetic alphabet ISO 15924
Orthography Pasigraphy Penmanship Paleography Phonemic orthography Phonetic transcription Numeral...
- to the Encyclopédie. Many of
these 17th–18th
centuries conlangs were
pasigraphies, or
purely written languages with no
spoken form or a
spoken form that...
- “6215-8_0-164->1673-9802” means: “The
father loved the big
coloured letters”.
Pasigraphy Solresol, a
constructed language based around musical notes. Pei, Mario...
- edition, 882 pp. The book
presents a
system for
universal writing, or
pasigraphy. Ota,
Yukio (1973). «LoCoS: An
Experimental Pictorial Language.» Icographic...
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characteristica universalis or "universal character" to be a form of
pasigraphy, or
ideographic language. This was to be
based on a
rationalised version...
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auxlangs were
pasigraphies. This set
historically tends to
overlap with
taxonomic languages,
though there is no
inherent reason a
pasigraphy needs to be...
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scheme developed by
Wilkins and his colleagues. It was
intended as a
pasigraphy, in
other words, to
provide elementary building blocks from
which could...
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other whistled languages Constructed Damin (not interlinguistic)
Esperanto and
others Bliss symbols and
other pasigraphies Gestuno (for the deaf) Solresol...
