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World Book G. 8

G is the seventh letter of our alphabet. Historians be- lieve that it came from an Egyptian hieroglyphic (picture symbol) for a boomerang-shaped throwing stick. The Greeks made it the third letter of their alphabet, and used it for the sound of our g. The Romans borrowed the letter from the Greeks, and used it for both gand k sounds. Later, they added a vertical stroke to it, and used the new form for the sound of g, and the older form for the k sound. See Alphabet.

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Call Number
999 WOR W
Publisher
Amerika : Chikago.,
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Language
English
ISBN/ISSN
0-7166-0106-0
Classification
999
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Edition
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World Book
History
Versi B. Inggris
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Statement of Responsibility
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