THE LIBRARYOF

THE UNIVERSITYOF CALIFORNIALOS ANGELES

THEDALLAS, TXAS

PHONOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY

CONTAINING THE REPORTING OUTLINES FOR UPWARD OF THIRTY

THOUSAND WORDS;EMBRACING EVERY USEFUL WORD IN THE LAN-

GUAGE, AND A LARGE NUMBER OF PROPER AND GEOGRAPHICAL

NAMES, LEGAL, SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL TERMS, ETC.

BY

BENN PITMAN AND JEROME B. HOWARD.

CINCINNATI:

PHONOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE.

1886.

Entered according to act of Congress, in the year 1883, by

BENN PITMAN and JEROME B. HOWARD,

In the Office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington, D.C.

KLECTROTYPED ATFRANKLIN TYPE FOUNDRY,

CINCINNATI.

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PREFACE.

THIS work consists of a vocabulary of all the useful words of the

language, printed in ordinary type, each word accompanied by the

phonographic outline, which experience has shown to be the best

for reporting purposes. These outlines are fully engraved, and

placed in close proximity to their respective printed words on the

same page an arrangement which will be appreciated by the re-

porter and student of Phonography.

There are two distinct theories for the formation of consonant

outlines. The first, and that which has been most generally fol-

lowed, is to consider each word as an independent individual, and

to write it with what seems to be the most facile and flowing out-

line, irrespective of other words to which it may have relation.

The other theory is to consider all words as being either primitive

or derivative, and to write the derived outlines in accordance with

the forms used for their respective primitives. By the first method,

the following words would be written

mean, meaner, meanest, meanly, meanness,

while according to the theory of derivation, the same words should

be written

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thus preserving in every outline the form ( ^~3)of its primitive,

mean.

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iv PREFACE.

While we do not, unreservedly, embrace either theory, to the en-

tire exclusion of the other, we believe that the principle of etymo-

logical relation, should be adhered to whenever a serious loss of

speed does not result therefrom. Not only is this method of for-

mation more consistent and philosophical in itself, as representing

the language more faithfully, but it also brings with it again to the

reporter both in writing and reading. For, while many contractions

may be made by the omission of those inflectional endings, which

are not necessary to the decipherment of the sense, and thus, writ-

ing made more expeditious, reading is made easier and more certain

by the fact that the eye readily becomes accustomed to recognize

the primitive forms, with or without their inflectional endings.

This theory for the formation of outlines has been too little ap-

preciated and too long neglected, and where outlines have been in-

troduced into the following pages at variance with previous usage,

they are such as tend to the establishment of this principle. When

a serious retardation of speed would be the result of a change, we

have retained the old form. It is our belief, however, that the ten-

dency of the future will be to render outline-writing more uniform

and consistent in this respect.

Those words in the following pages, given with the dot con-, com-

prefixed, may also be written without the dot, if the reporter deem

it sufficiently legible, or if the con-, com- be expressed by proximity

to the preceding word.

When no form is given for the plural of a noun, it is to be written

with the form given for the singular, with the circle J, or z, added.

Irregular plurals are always given.

When no outline is given for the present participle of a verb, it

is to be written with that given for the present infinitive, with the

dot -ing added, or omitted, at the discretion of the writer. It is usu-

ally quite legible to omit it. Whenever the stroke form of ing

is preferable, the outline is given.

PREFACE. v

When the outline of the imperfect or past tense, or the past par-

ticiple of a verb of the weak inflection is not given, (written in the

ordinary spelling with -d or -eet) }it is to be written with the same

form as the present infinitive. If it is desired to make these forms

complete, add the full length stroke t, or d, disjoined if neceesary,

as

educate L imitate "~1 end -'

educated I imitated -

->,.ended

When an outline is given with a portion dotted, it is to indicate

that such portion may be omitted without destroying the legibility

of the word.

BENN PITMAN,

JEROME B. HOWARD.

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CATALOGUE

Phonographic Works,

BENN PITMAN AND JEROME B. HOWARD.

Published at the

PHONOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE,

CINCINNATI, O.

It sptern of

Jilillttiry, 1886.

The Manual of Phonography. By BENN PITMAN and JEROMEB. HOWARD. Tliis work is designed for self-instruction in the

Phonographic art, and is the proper book for the beginner. It

contains a complete exposition of the system from its simplest

principles to the Reporting Style, arranged in alternate and op-

posite pages of explanation and phonographic exercises. Everyprinciple is copiously illustrated with engraved examples for read-

ing, and 'exercises in the ordinary type for writing practice. Alarge number of pages of engraved reading matter are appendedto the book. Boards $ 80Extra cloth I oo

eaks well for the completeness and satisfactory features of Pitman's sys-

Phonography that, after thirty years, the author's "Manual" appearsin a revised edition with comparatively few changes, and still recognized as thestandard text-book of shorthand writing. Where the present edition differs

from the preceding edition is in points approved by the experience of the best

reporters and phoneticians. Boston "Advertiser."

It has been the standard text-book in America. The present edition contains

many improvements, and is quite abreast of phonographic progress. . . .

The subject has been logically developed, following phonetic principles and in-

troducing as little empiricism as possible. . . . The volume is compact andwell made, the phonographic characters being particularly clear and intelligi-

ble. Scientific American.

The very best book for studying this useful accomplishment. Every thing is

made as plain as simple language can make it, and there is no one who can notlearn shorthand from its pages who is possessed of ordinary capacity and whois willing to show some application. Philadelphia "Saturday Evening Post."

It has the merit of simplicity, which many of the other systems lack, and the

phonographic exercises are beautifully printed. San Francisco "Chronicle."

This is the best work there is with which to acquire a knowledge of short-

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