paleography
1Paleography — Pa le*og ra*phy, n. [Paleo + graphy: cf. F. pal[ e]ographie.] 1. An ancient manner of writing; ancient writings, collectively; as, Punic paleography. [1913 Webster] 2. The study of ancient inscriptions and modes of writing; the art or science of… …
2paleography — [pā΄lē äg′rə fē] n. [ModL palaeographia: see PALEO & GRAPHY] 1. ancient writing or forms of writing, collectively 2. the study of describing or deciphering ancient writings paleographer n. paleographic [pā′lēō graf′ik] adj. paleographical …
3paleography — paleographer, n. paleographic /pay lee euh graf ik/ or, esp. Brit., /pal ee /, paleographical, adj. paleographically, adv. /pay lee og reuh fee/ or, esp. Brit., /pal ee /, n. 1. ancient forms of writing, as in documents and inscriptions. 2. the …
4paleography — noun Etymology: New Latin palaeographia, from Greek palai pale + graphia graphy Date: 1806 1. the study of ancient writings and inscriptions 2. a. an ancient manner of writing b. ancient writings • paleographer noun …
5paleography — noun a) Ancient forms of writing, as in a manuscript or document. b) The study of ancient forms of writing …
6paleography — Synonyms and related words: IPA, ITA, Initial Teaching Alphabet, International Phonetic Alphabet, alphabet, alphabetics, autography, bowwow theory, calligraphy, chirography, comparative linguistics, criticism, cryptanalysis, cryptography,… …
7paleography — pa·le og·ra·phy || ‚pælɪ É’grÉ™fɪ / É‘g n. research and study of ancient forms of writing …
8paleography — pa·le·og·ra·phy …
9paleography — pa•le•og•ra•phy [[t]ˌpeɪ liˈɒg rə fi[/t]] esp. brit. [[t]ˌpæl i [/t]] n. 1) ling. ancient writing or forms of writing, as in documents and inscriptions 2) ling. ara the study of ancient writings • Etymology: 1810–20 pa le•og′ra•pher, n. pa… …
10paleography — The study of ancient writings …
