syllabary

IPA: sˈɪɫʌbɝi

(orthography) A table or list of syllabic letters or syllables.
(orthography) A writing system where each character represents a complete syllable.

Examples of "syllabary" in Sentences

The syllabary is not an alphabet.
Materials written in the syllabary.
One based on the Japanese syllabary.
It's learned and used as a syllabary.
Possible Ottawa use of the syllabary.
About fifty of them constitute the syllabary.
As for the difference between pentagrams and syllabary...
It is 'not' wrong to suggest that this 'may' be a syllabary.
The syllables are not separate forms as they are in a syllabary.
Because of this, it is also used as an ordering for the syllabary.
Or that a Cherokee inventor created the first syllabary in modern times?
I personally think イルカー (irukaa) would be a closer pronunciation of "Ilker" using Japanese syllabary.
The Cherokee take particular pride in their past, including the alphabet, or syllabary, Sequoyah developed in 1821.
I was diligent, for Aghazal had promised that if I learned my syllabary quickly, she would give me the Odes and Epics to read.
He compared the use of Cherokee on Apple devices to Sequoyah's creation of the syllabary and the tribe's purchase of the printing press.
The point is, if you say a script is a "syllabary" that suggests one character per syllable, and if you look at kana, you don't get that.
Working with locals, the missionary or team endeavors to learn the language, develop an orthography (writing system; usually an alphabet, sometimes a syllabary), teach literacy, and finally BEGIN translating portions of the Bible.