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DOI: 10.1111/b.9780631214816.1999.00021.x


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S, s Sabaic writing Samaritan script Sanskrit writing Santhali writing Śāradā script Saussure, Ferdinand de (1857–1913) schwa script script reform scriptism scriptorium scriptura continua scriptura quadrata seal Sejong semasiography semicolon Semitic writing sentence writing Sequoyah (1760–1843) Serbo-Croatian writing serif (also ceriph) Serṭō script Shavian Shikastah script shorthand sign signary signature silent letter silent reading Sinai script Sindhī writing Sinhalese script sitta slips of the pen Sogdian writing Somali alphabet south Arabian script Spanish writing spelling spelling pronunciation spelling reform standard alphabet stenography stichometry stroke subscript Sumerian writing Sumerogram Sundanese writing superscript Swahili writing Swedish writing syllabary syllabic alphabet syllabic writing syllable syllabogram syllabography (also syllabic writing) synharmony Syriac scripts ... log in or subscribe to read full text

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