Allograph example sentences

al·lo·graph

noun

allograph (noun) · allographs (plural noun)

  - each of two or more alternative forms of a letter of an alphabet or other grapheme. The capital, lowercase, italic, and various handwritten forms of the letter A are allographs.

  - each of two or more letters or letter combinations representing a single phoneme in different words. Allographs of the phoneme /f/ include the f of fake and the ph of phase.

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