Alphabet

Alphabet \AL-fuh-bet\ or \AL-fuh-bit\ , noun;
1. The letters of a language in their customary order
2. Any system of characters or signs with which a language is written

Dating to the 1560's, the origin of alphabet is Late Latin alphabetum, which derives from Greek alphabetos. Alphabetos is a combination of alpha + beta, the first two letters in the Greek alphabet. The word replaced Old English stæfræw ("row of letters") and stæfrof ("array of letters").

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