Noun:

ध्वनीशास्त्र, भाषेचे ध्वनीशास्त्र,

phoneticism's Usage Examples:

Scripps", and also easily interpreted as sounding like the phoneticism for "two").

represent different evolutionary stages of the script with increasing phoneticism.

ideographic or pictographic principles, and that if present any elements of phoneticism would always be "overshadow[ed]" by the ideographic meaning assigned.

the Romanian alphabet, but later declared himself against "excessive phoneticism", standing up to reformists such as Simion Mehedinți.

Robinson suggests Champollion might instead have realised the extent of phoneticism in December 1822, when his work was more advanced.

trait was ridiculed by philologist Hanes Suchianu as the very "apex of phoneticism".

assign to any particular language due to the lack of any noticeable phoneticism in them (like Codex Borgia), while some others seems to illustrate Spanish.

"4 Strong" moniker was concurrently discontinued, opting to use the phoneticism "K-FOR" as a general identifier, sometimes accompanied by the slogan.

KJRH-TV (channel 2), who used the call letters from 1971 to 1980) or the phoneticism for "two" Technical information Facility ID 16864 Class LD ERP 4.

to Maya decipherment, and held the view that the Maya script lacked phoneticism and did not constitute a "true" writing system.

on August 11, 1985, the station changed its call letters to KCIT, a phoneticism for "See It").