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The 18 pages that link to Grapheme, each with the reason it gives.

• OrthographyRelated: Graphemes are the basic written units whose forms and combinations orthography regulates.

• AbjadRelated: Abjad letters are graphemes whose primary values are consonantal.

• Latin alphabetRelated: Each Latin letter is a grapheme, though one sound may also be written with multiple letters.

• AlphabetRelated: Alphabetic letters are graphemes, though a sound may require more than one letter.

• AbugidaRelated: Consonant letters and vowel marks function as graphemic units within an abugida.

• DyslexiaRelated: Dyslexia often makes learning sound-to-spelling correspondences effortful.

• SyllabaryRelated: A syllabary's graphemes generally correspond to syllables.

• Phonemic orthographyRelated: Graphemes are the symbols or symbol sequences used to write phonemes.

• English alphabetRelated: Single letters and letter groups function as English graphemes.

• Silent letterRelated: Silent letters are written units that do not represent a pronounced sound in a given word.