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paleography in Finnish

paleography in Finnish is paleografia, vanhat kirjoitustyylit — paleography means the study of old or ancient forms of handwriting.

paleography in Finnish

paleografia
noun
The study of old or ancient forms of writing.
vanhat kirjoitustyylit
noun
Ancient scripts or forms of writing themselves, as uncial, scriptio continua, or methods of using papyrus scrolls.

What does "paleography" mean?

  1. noun The study of old or ancient forms of handwriting.
    "She specialises in the paleography of medieval church records."
  2. noun Old or ancient scripts and styles of writing themselves, such as uncial or scriptio continua.
    "The exhibit displayed examples of early Roman paleography on stone tablets."
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paleography in a sentence

  • She specialises in the paleography of medieval church records.
  • Reading a paleography textbook helped him decode the faded manuscript.
  • The exhibit displayed examples of early Roman paleography on stone tablets.
  • Scholars compared two regional paleographies from the same century.

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What is "paleography" in Finnish?
"paleography" in Finnish is paleografia, vanhat kirjoitustyylit. paleography means: The study of old or ancient forms of handwriting.
How do you use "paleography" in a sentence?
Example: "She specialises in the paleography of medieval church records." In Finnish, "paleography" is paleografia, vanhat kirjoitustyylit.
Are there other ways to say "paleography" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 2 translations listed for "paleography": paleografia, vanhat kirjoitustyylit.
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