alphabet in Latin
alphabet in Latin is alphabetum, abecedārium — alphabet means the full set of letters used to write a language, usually arranged in a fixed order.
alphabet in Latin
alphabetum
abecedārium
What does "alphabet" mean?
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noun The full set of letters used to write a language, usually arranged in a fixed order.
"The English alphabet has 26 letters."
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alphabet in a sentence
- The English alphabet has 26 letters.
- She taught her daughter the alphabet using flash cards.
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What is "alphabet" in Latin?
"alphabet" in Latin is alphabetum, abecedārium. alphabet means: The full set of letters used to write a language, usually arranged in a fixed order.
How do you use "alphabet" in a sentence?
Example: "The English alphabet has 26 letters." In Latin, "alphabet" is alphabetum, abecedārium.
Are there other ways to say "alphabet" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "alphabet": alphabetum, abecedārium.
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