homomorphn.
/ˈhɒməʊmɔːf/ A thing of the same form as another; applied to letters or characters having the same form (as Russian H = n, Greek Η = ē, Roman H), and to different words having the same spelling.
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1886 G. Mallery Photogr. N. Amer. Indians 239 Characters substantially the same, or homomorphs, made by one set of people, have a different signification among others.
1895 W. J. Hoffman Beginnings of Writing 176 Writing by such a method demands..a thorough command of the language, its homomorphs and homophones.
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