ideogram in Greek
ideogram in Greek is ιδεόγραμμα — ideogram means an ideogram is a symbol or picture that represents an idea directly, rather than spelling out the sounds of a word.
ideogram in Greek
ιδεόγραμμα
Pronounced: ideogramma
A picture or symbol which represents the idea of something without indicating the sequence of sounds used to pronounce it. Examples include digits, traffic signs, and graphic symbols such as @.
What does "ideogram" mean?
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noun An ideogram is a symbol or picture that represents an idea directly, rather than spelling out the sounds of a word.
"A traffic sign showing a car skidding is an ideogram rather than a word."
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ideogram in a sentence
- A traffic sign showing a car skidding is an ideogram rather than a word.
- The @ symbol works as a modern ideogram understood across many languages.
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What is "ideogram" in Greek?
"ideogram" in Greek is ιδεόγραμμα. ideogram means: An ideogram is a symbol or picture that represents an idea directly, rather than spelling out the sounds of a word.
How do you pronounce ιδεόγραμμα?
"ideogram" in Greek is ιδεόγραμμα, pronounced "ideogramma".
How do you use "ideogram" in a sentence?
Example: "A traffic sign showing a car skidding is an ideogram rather than a word." In Greek, "ideogram" is ιδεόγραμμα.
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