glyph
/ɡlaɪf/Definitions
1. noun
A symbol or character used in writing or printing, especially in a specialized or technical context.
“The ancient civilization used a variety of glyphs to convey their language and ideas.”
2. noun
A design or pattern made up of small, decorative symbols, especially in a calligraphic or artistic style.
“The artist’s use of intricate glyphs added a touch of elegance to the design.”
3. verb
To write or draw a glyph, especially in a technical or artistic context.
“The programmer glyphed the code to make it more readable and efficient.”