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A '''letter''' is a grapheme (image) that represents a particular sound (phoneme) in a language, and is used in the written construction of that language.  Letters are individual members of [[alphabet]]s.
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A '''letter''' is a [[glyph|grapheme]] (image) that represents a particular sound ([[phonology|phoneme]]) in a [[language]], and is used in the written construction of that language.  Letters are individual members of [[alphabet]]s.
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Latest revision as of 13:07, October 11, 2011

A letter is a grapheme (image) that represents a particular sound (phoneme) in a language, and is used in the written construction of that language. Letters are individual members of alphabets.