allograph
/ˈæləɡɹæf/Definitions
1. noun
A variant of a letter or numeral, especially one used in a specific handwriting style or context.
“The historian studied the allographs of the medieval manuscript to understand the scribe’s handwriting style.”
2. noun
A symbol or character that represents a letter or numeral in a specific context or style.
“The allograph for the numeral ‘7’ in the ancient script is distinct from its standard representation.”