Syllabar

A syllabar is

• a syllable as a linguistic unit and represents the association with its visual representation ,
• the ordered collection of syllabograms of a syllabary , ie the equivalent of an alphabet .

For example, the Japanese writing system is a mixture of logography (Chinese Kanji ) and syllable symbols ( Kana ).

• a term for syllabary scripts (Cypriot, Akkadian syllabar)

See also

Wiktionary: Syllabar  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations