-
question marks, boxes, or
other symbols instead of
Ogham letters. The
forfeda (sing. forfid) are the "additional"
letters of the
Ogham alphabet, beyond...
- were
later introduced (mainly in the m****cript tradition), the so-called
forfeda. A
letter for p is con****uously absent,
since the
phoneme was lost in...
- (by IATA designator) Or (digraph), in the
Uzbek alphabet Or (letter) (or
forfeda), in Ogham, the
Celtic tree
alphabet Odia language, a
language spoken in...
-
birch that
Ogham was
first written.
Peith (ᚚ) is a
later addition to the
Forfeda, a
variant of
Beith with a
phonetic value of [p]. It is also
called beithe...
- to the
penultimate of the
original twenty letters, from the
penultimate forfeda which had an
original letter name pín [p] that when
changed later to ifín...
-
scholastic Oghamist traditions incorporated five new
letters for vowels,
called forfeda (supplementary),
corresponding to
digraphs of the
orthodox spelling, but...
-
several inscriptions which attempt to
replicate the
supplementary letter or
forfeda for P (inscriptions 327 and 409).
England has
seven or
eight ogham inscriptions...
-
symbols instead of
Ogham letters. Ifín ᚘ (also
spelled iphin) is one of the
forfeda, the "additional"
letters of the
Ogham alphabet. Its
sound value according...
- The
twenty standard letters of the
Ogham alphabet and six
forfeda. This is the
vertical writing of Ogham; in the
horizontal form, the
right side would...
- grief, i.e. test-tree or aspen", and
ibhar "yew", respectively. Of the
forfeda, four are
glossed by the Auraicept,
ebhadh with
crithach "aspen", oir with...
