polyphone
/ˈpɒlɪfəʊn/(also polyphon)
noun
Phonetics. A written character having more than one phonetic value; a letter or other symbol which stands for different sounds.
Origin
Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). Originally from ancient Greek πολύϕωνος having many tones; in later use from poly- + -phone.
- prenotion
- prenotional
- prenoun
- prenova
- prentice
- prenticeship
- pre-nuclear
- prenup
- prenuptial
- prenuptial agreement
- prenyl
- prenylated
- prenylation
- preobjectal
- preobrazhenskite
- preoccipital
- preoccupancy
- preoccupant
- preoccupation
- preoccupative
- preoccupatively
- meaningly
- meaning-text model
- meaning-text theory
- meanish