If the American alphabet were a word...what would the mean?

Question

You can make this a noun, an verb, an adjective...etc...
what would it be for you?

I meant to say..what would the word mean?
and Alright..English alphabet...some of you, are a bit Too on top of stuff....I hope that you don't have O.C.D.???

Answer 1

Do you want a word that contains all the letters of the alphabet? There is no such creature! If you want a neologism (new word) that contains all the letters of the alphabet, it could be anything and mean anything. This would just be an worthless exercise.

Answer 2

The origin of the word Alphabet is the first two letters of the Greek alphabet--Alpha (A) and Beta (B). For me it is a noun--a collection of sounds and symbols arranged in a particular order that we use to create written language. There are other "alphabets" like the Egyptian heiroglyphics, Cryllic, Mandarin and other Asian languages. Archeologists are excited when they find ancient writings because it indicates the level and/or origin of that civilization.

Answer 3

I would make it a noun to mean : the origin of all words, especially the English language.

Answer 4

it would be a noun, like how spanish people speak spanish, american people would speak american and use the american alphabet, not the english alphabet

Answer 5

There is no American Alphabet

Answer 6

well, I don't think there actually can be a word for the whole alphabet . Most of the words are consonants and a whole word can not be that many consonants

Answer 7

it would mean the alphabet we use in America and it is a noun.

Answer 8

Gobbledygook.

Answer 9

the Alphabet is "ENGLISH", American's speak "English", not American.

Answer 10

Literature, it has all the letters, you just have to put them in the correct order.