- from nouns: Many
homographs in Old
Chinese also
exist in
Middle Chinese.
Examples of
homographs in
Middle Chinese are: Many
homographs in Old
Chinese and...
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Homographs are
words with the same
spelling but
having more than one meaning.
Homographs may be
pronounced the same (homophones), or they may be pronounced...
- look
alike and are
known as
homographs (or homoglyphs).
Spoofing attacks based on
these similarities are
known as
homograph spoofing attacks. For example...
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homophones (though not
homographs). A more
restrictive and
technical definition requires that
homonyms be
simultaneously homographs and homophones—that is...
- life) (both on'yomi).
Multiple readings have
given rise to a
number of
homographs, in some
cases having different meanings depending on how they are read...
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Linguistics portal List of English–Spanish
interlingual homographs Heterography and
homography Homograph Polysemy Translingualism Dijkstra, Ton (2007). "Task...
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acute accent may be used to mark
stress – such as to
distinguish between homographic words (e.g. замо́к [zamók, 'lock'] and за́мок [zámok, 'castle']), or...
- or
addad (Arabic,
singular didd). Some
pairs of
contronyms are true
homographs, i.e.,
distinct words with
different etymologies which happen to have...
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pronunciation for the same
characters representing "Tokyo",
making it a
kanji homograph. Some
surviving official English do****ents use the
spelling "Tokei"; however...
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called interlingual homographs.
Homographs are two or more
words that have the same
written form. This list
includes only
homographs that are
written precisely...
