Deseret Alphabet
Phonetic alphabet developed by 19th-century Utah Latter-day Saints to reform English spelling.
3 documents · 3 libraries · 2000–2015
Emphasis over time
Peak: 1 document in 2000
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- Interpreter1 document
- Journal of Book of Mormon Studies1 document
- Religious Educator1 document
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Interpreter
Say Now Shibboleth, or Maybe Cumorah (opens in a new tab)
Loren Blake Spendlove · 2015
Religious Educator
The Deseret Alphabet Experiment (opens in a new tab)
Richard G. Moore · 2006
Journal of Book of Mormon Studies
The Deseret Alphabet as an Aid in Pronouncing Book of Mormon Names (opens in a new tab)
Frederick M. Huchel · 2000
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