A representative of the phones married into the gram family, and we have phonogram.

The instrument wrote, so to speak, different hands under my voice and under Esmo's; and those who knew him could identify his phonogram, as my friends my manuscript.

His study of the Chinese phonograms at length resulted in the transformation of his careworn face by a slowly dawning smile, the gleeful smile of a mischief-loving child.

I do not understand!" He shook in Nogam's face the half-sheet of notepaper on which the Chinese phonograms were drawn.

PHONOGRAPH, an instrument invented by EDISON (q. v.) in 1877 for recording and reproducing articulate sounds of the voice in speech or song, and to which the name of phonogram is given.

He intends to bring home phonograms of the savage dialects which he will hire the natives to speak into the machine.