Definition of tachygraphy in English:

tachygraphy

Pronunciation /taˈkiɡrəfē//təˈkiɡrəfē/

noun

  • Stenography or shorthand, especially that of ancient or medieval scribes.

    • ‘The exact minutes of some of the Councils - e.g. Chalcedon - seem to be due to very successful tachygraphy.’
    • ‘Notably Mentz argues that the inscription is not an example of tachygraphy but rather an early attempt, during the tumultuous times surrounding the Pelepponesian War, to reform the Greek language.’
    • ‘Primarily let us ask, if a contemporary of Xenophon knew anything about tachygraphy, how is it that no one alluded to this art?’

Pronunciation

tachygraphy

/taˈkiɡrəfē//təˈkiɡrəfē/
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