Definition of grammalogue in English:

grammalogue

noun ˈɡraməlɒɡˈɡræməlɑɡ

(in shorthand) a word represented by a single sign or symbol.

Origin

Mid 19th century: formed irregularly from Greek gramma 'letter of the alphabet, thing written' + logos 'word', on the pattern of words such as catalogue.

Definition of grammalogue in US English:

grammalogue

nounˈɡræməlɑɡˈɡraməläɡ

(in shorthand) a word represented by a single sign or symbol.

Origin

Mid 19th century: formed irregularly from Greek gramma ‘letter of the alphabet, thing written’ + logos ‘word’, on the pattern of words such as catalogue.

单词	grammalogue
释义	Definition of grammalogue in English: grammalogue noun ˈɡraməlɒɡˈɡræməlɑɡ (in shorthand) a word represented by a single sign or symbol. Origin Mid 19th century: formed irregularly from Greek gramma 'letter of the alphabet, thing written' + logos 'word', on the pattern of words such as catalogue. Definition of grammalogue in US English: grammalogue nounˈɡræməlɑɡˈɡraməläɡ (in shorthand) a word represented by a single sign or symbol. Origin Mid 19th century: formed irregularly from Greek gramma ‘letter of the alphabet, thing written’ + logos ‘word’, on the pattern of words such as catalogue.
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