Definition of analphabet in English:

analphabet

(also analphabete)

adjective anˈalfəbɛt

Characterized by ignorance of or lack of familiarity with the letters of the alphabet; wholly or partially illiterate.

noun anˈalfəbɛt

Also in form analphabete. A person who is wholly or partially illiterate.

Origin

Mid 17th century. From post-classical Latin analphabetus illiterate from ancient Greek ἀναλϕάβητος from ἀν- + ἀλϕάβητος. In use as noun and in later use as adjective probably chiefly after corresponding forms in other languages: compare German † Analphabetus, Analphabet, † Analphabet, nouns, analphabeten, adjective, Italian analfabeta, † analfabeto, noun, Portuguese analfabeto, adjective and noun, Spanish analfabeto, adjective and noun, French analphabète.

Definition of analphabet in US English:

analphabet

(also analphabete)

adjectiveanˈalfəbɛt

Characterized by ignorance of or lack of familiarity with the letters of the alphabet; wholly or partially illiterate.

nounanˈalfəbɛt

Also in form analphabete. A person who is wholly or partially illiterate.

词汇	analphabet
释义	Definition of analphabet in English: analphabet (also analphabete) adjective anˈalfəbɛt Characterized by ignorance of or lack of familiarity with the letters of the alphabet; wholly or partially illiterate. noun anˈalfəbɛt Also in form analphabete. A person who is wholly or partially illiterate. Origin Mid 17th century. From post-classical Latin analphabetus illiterate from ancient Greek ἀναλϕάβητος from ἀν- + ἀλϕάβητος. In use as noun and in later use as adjective probably chiefly after corresponding forms in other languages: compare German † Analphabetus, Analphabet, † Analphabet, nouns, analphabeten, adjective, Italian analfabeta, † analfabeto, noun, Portuguese analfabeto, adjective and noun, Spanish analfabeto, adjective and noun, French analphabète. Definition of analphabet in US English: analphabet (also analphabete) adjectiveanˈalfəbɛt Characterized by ignorance of or lack of familiarity with the letters of the alphabet; wholly or partially illiterate. nounanˈalfəbɛt Also in form analphabete. A person who is wholly or partially illiterate. Origin Mid 17th century. From post-classical Latin analphabetus illiterate from ancient Greek ἀναλϕάβητος from ἀν- + ἀλϕάβητος. In use as noun and in later use as adjective probably chiefly after corresponding forms in other languages: compare German † Analphabetus, Analphabet, † Analphabet, nouns, analphabeten, adjective, Italian analfabeta, † analfabeto, noun, Portuguese analfabeto, adjective and noun, Spanish analfabeto, adjective and noun, French analphabète.
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