Glyph is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GLYPH in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a sunken channel or groove, usually vertical
• a hieroglyphic character or symbol
• a sculptured symbol (e.g. as forming the ancient Mayan writing system)
• a small graphic symbol.
• an ornamental carved groove or channel, as on a Greek frieze.
• carved channel or groove
• A sunken channel or groove, usually vertical. See Triglyph.
• glyptic art in the form of a symbolic figure carved or incised in relief
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an ornamental groove

Words related to GLYPH

glyphic18 glyphs15

Words that contain GLYPH

glyphs15 diglyph17 glyphic18 anaglyph17 diaglyph18 diglyphs18 triglyph17 anaglyphs18 anaglyphy21 diaglyphs19 triglyphs18 anaglyphic21 ditriglyph20 hieroglyph22 lithoglyph22 petroglyph21 photoglyph24 triglyphic21 glyphosate19 anaglyphies20 dendroglyph22 ditriglyphs21 glyphograph26 hieroglyphs23 lithoglyphs23 petroglyphs22 petroglyphy25 photoglyphs25 photoglyphy28 tyroglyphid24 glyphosates20 anaglyphical23 dendroglyphs23 ditriglyphic24 glyphographs27 glyphography30 hieroglyphed25 hieroglyphic26 petroglyphic25 photoglyphic28 triglyphical23 tyroglyphids25 glyphographer28 glyphographic30 hieroglyphics27 hieroglyphing26 hieroglyphist25 petroglyphies24 photoglyphies27 coelanaglyphic27 dermatoglyphic28 glyphographers29 glyphographies29 hieroglyphical28 hieroglyphists26 dermatoglyphics29 glyphographical32 hieroglyphicall29 hieroglyphically33

How to use GLYPH in a sentence

• The dog, curiously enough, does not seem to be represented by an offering-glyph although he has a glyph of his own when appearing in other connections.
• The head and feet of the lizard, as has been noted, may also be shown by a glyph.
• It remains finally to speak of the various animals which are represented in glyph form as well as drawn in full in the pictures proper.
• In many cases, the animal pictured below is not represented by its glyph above and, vice versa, the animal glyph may appear without its picture below.
• Both the picture and the glyph usually appear but either may appear alone.
• The failure to find any distinct glyph for this goddess seems to strengthen the view of not considering her as a separate deity.
• With one exception, no glyph is to be found representing this reptile as is the case with many of the animals.
• A peculiar glyph occurs in connection with them which may be an aid to their ultimate identification.
• In the Nuttall Codex, the head of the king vulture occurs repeatedly as a glyph for this day.
• The glyph of the king vulture has already been discussed.
• This identification may be questioned, as there is no drawing of an eagle associated with the glyph.
• The Quirigua glyph has a prominent fleshy tongue, however, like the parrot.
• There seems to be no glyph used in connection with this animal.
• A slight modification of this glyph appears in Dresden 8a in connection with the full drawing of the animal below.
• Before this I had seen only the conventionalized and intricate glyph of the Toad God.

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