ogam /ogˈəm/ or ogham /ogˈəm or ōˈəm/

1. An ancient alphabet used in Celtic and Pictish inscriptions, its letters consisting of sets of parallel lines meeting or crossing a base line (the corner of the stone monument often serving as the base line)
2. Any of its twenty characters
3. An inscription in this alphabet

ogamˈic (or /ogˈ/), oghamic /ə-gamˈik, ogˈə-mik or ōˈə-mik/ or ogˈmic adjective

• self-critical
• self-criticism
• self-culture
• self-damning
• self-danger
• self-deceit
• self-deceitful
• self-deceits
• self-deceived
• self-deceiver
• self-deceivers
• self-deception
• self-deceptions
• self-defeating
• self-defence
• self-defensive
• self-degradation
• self-delight
• self-delusion
• self-delusions
• self-denial
• self-denials
• silver quandong
• silvers
• silver salmon