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idiograph

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Webster's Third New International Dictionary, Unabridgedid·io·graph\-ˌgraf, -rȧf\ nounEtymology: Late Greek idiographon autograph, from neuter of Greek idiographos specially written, in the author's handwriting, from idio- + -graphos (from graphein to write) — more at carve: a mark or signature peculiar to an individual

Title	idiograph
Text	Webster's Third New International Dictionary, Unabridged id·io·graph \-ˌgraf, -rȧf\ noun Etymology: Late Greek idiographon autograph, from neuter of Greek idiographos specially written, in the author's handwriting, from idio- + -graphos (from graphein to write) — more at carve : a mark or signature peculiar to an individual

Greek Idiograph Webster's International Dictionary Unabridged Id·Io·Graph ˌgraf