Other examples bearing on this question may be found, but these are believed to be sufficient to warrant the belief that at the time these codices were written Maya culture had reached that stage where the idea of phoneticism was being introduced into the writing. ❋ Cyrus Thomas (1867)
But I repeat here the statement made at the commencement of this paper, that in using this term "phoneticism," I include that which may, in a strict classification, be called ikonomatic. ❋ Cyrus Thomas (1867)
His deep admiration for the French language led him to transpose the phoneticism of certain English branding words that have become a regular part of the French lexicon. ❋ Tobias Grey (2009)
There's been more progress toward phoneticism in recent years. ❋ Unknown (2008)
Creeping phoneticism seems to have crept only so far. ❋ Unknown (2005)
[349] Some remarks are made by "Madame _Hépenny_" -- a very pleasing phoneticism, and, though an actual name, not likely to offend any actual person. ❋ George Saintsbury (1889)
These statements will perhaps suffice to make clear my views on this question, which do not appear to have been clearly understood, possibly because of my frequent use of the words "phonetic" and "phoneticism," and perhaps rather loose reference to "letter elements." ❋ Cyrus Thomas (1867)
TN-8 Index Seler entry phonetcism should read phoneticism ❋ Cyrus Thomas (1867)
As it is possible to determine with reasonable, and in fact satisfactory, certainty its signification in a number of instances where used otherwise than as a day symbol, some of these will be noticed, as they seem to furnish strong evidence of phoneticism. ❋ Cyrus Thomas (1867)
As _cab_ has "earth" as one of its leading significations, we not only find therein a connection with the day name, but also an indication of phoneticism. ❋ Cyrus Thomas (1867)
As frequent allusion is made herein to the phoneticism or phonetic value of the written characters or hieroglyphs, it is proper that the writer's position on this point should be clearly understood. ❋ Cyrus Thomas (1867)
I think it quite probable that Dr Seler, although not accepting the theory of phoneticism, has been influenced to some extent by the form of the right-hand character of the glyph shown in plate LXVIII, 27. ❋ Cyrus Thomas (1867)
For further illustration of the use of this symbol and evidence of phoneticism, the reader is referred to the article in the _American ❋ Cyrus Thomas (1867)
Cortesian Codex, is important, as it possibly indicates that the simple forms given in plate LXV, 40-42, are incomplete, and may be a slight indication of phoneticism. ❋ Cyrus Thomas (1867)
There is here also an additional evidence of phoneticism in the fact that, while one of the symbols used to denote this bird shows simply its head, and is surely not phonetic, the other is entirely different and bears no resemblance whatever to any feature or characteristic of the bird. ❋ Cyrus Thomas (1867)
If this identification be correct it is important, as it has a strong bearing on the question of phoneticism. ❋ Cyrus Thomas (1867)
The direction in which the writing is to be read having been ascertained, our next step is to determine by comparison the probable signification of as many characters as possible before discussing the question of phoneticism. ❋ Cyrus Thomas (1867)
The question of phoneticism will not be considered in connection with the list, as the subject will be briefly discussed at the close, the only object in view in giving the list being to indicate the signification of the characters alluded to. ❋ Cyrus Thomas (1867)
