Referensi

World Book C-Ch.3

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C is the third letter of our alphabet. It was also the third letter in the alphabet used by the Semites, who once lived in Syria and Palestine. Ccomes from the same let- ter as our Gor g. The Semites named it gimel, their word for a throwing stick. The sign is possibly adapted from an Egyptian hieroglyphic (picture symbol) for a boomerang. The Romans gave the letter its capital C form, and used it to indicate two sounds, that of g and that of k. The Romans finally made two different letters by adding a vertical stroke to the C to make G. See Al- phabet

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999 WBI W

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Chicago : World Book, Inc., 2006

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English

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0-7166-0106-0

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999

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Referensi
World Book
History
Versi B. Inggris

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