Logosyllabic writing
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Logosyllabic Writing is a system of writing that uses a combination of logographic and syllabic signs. One example of this kind of writing is the Mayan writing system where syllables are combined as glyphs into a larger whole word. Thus words are represented by square groupings of syllabic symbols.
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