Definition of abjad in English:

abjad

(also abujad, abadjad, abjud)

noun ˈabdʒɑːd

1A system of notation in which each of the 28 letters of the Arabic alphabet is assigned a numerical value. Now chiefly historical.
2Linguistics. Any of various writing systems having symbols for consonants only; a consonantal alphabet.

Origin

Late 18th century. From Arabic abjad Arabic alphabet, system of notation in which each of the 28 letters of the Arabic alphabet is assigned a numerical value, acronym from the initial letters of alif, bā', jīm, dāl, the names of the first four letters of the Arabic alphabet in its historical order.

Definition of abjad in US English:

abjad

(also abujad, abadjad, abjud)

nounˈabdʒɑːd

1A system of notation in which each of the 28 letters of the Arabic alphabet is assigned a numerical value. Now chiefly historical.
2Linguistics. Any of various writing systems having symbols for consonants only; a consonantal alphabet.

Origin

Late 18th century. From Arabic abjad Arabic alphabet, system of notation in which each of the 28 letters of the Arabic alphabet is assigned a numerical value, acronym from the initial letters of alif, bā', jīm, dāl, the names of the first four letters of the Arabic alphabet in its historical order.

单词	abjad
释义	Definition of abjad in English: abjad (also abujad, abadjad, abjud) noun ˈabdʒɑːd 1A system of notation in which each of the 28 letters of the Arabic alphabet is assigned a numerical value. Now chiefly historical. 2Linguistics. Any of various writing systems having symbols for consonants only; a consonantal alphabet. Origin Late 18th century. From Arabic abjad Arabic alphabet, system of notation in which each of the 28 letters of the Arabic alphabet is assigned a numerical value, acronym from the initial letters of alif, bā', jīm, dāl, the names of the first four letters of the Arabic alphabet in its historical order. Definition of abjad in US English: abjad (also abujad, abadjad, abjud) nounˈabdʒɑːd 1A system of notation in which each of the 28 letters of the Arabic alphabet is assigned a numerical value. Now chiefly historical. 2Linguistics. Any of various writing systems having symbols for consonants only; a consonantal alphabet. Origin Late 18th century. From Arabic abjad Arabic alphabet, system of notation in which each of the 28 letters of the Arabic alphabet is assigned a numerical value, acronym from the initial letters of alif, bā', jīm, dāl, the names of the first four letters of the Arabic alphabet in its historical order.
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