LEARNING ABUGIDA: Letters, Words Tracing, and Crossword Puzzles

Abugida Letters, Word Tracing, and Crossword Puzzles offer 33 basic characters that will challenge and help develop an Abugida Alphabet-language skill.

The word abugida is derived from the four letters, (አ)a, (ቡ)bu, (ጊ)gee, and (ዳ)da, in much the same way that abecedary is derived from Latin letters a be ce de, abjad is derived from the Arabic, a b j d, and the alphabet is derived from the names of the two first letters in the Greek alphabet, alpha, and beta.

An abugida form Ge’ez, sometimes known as alpha-syllabary, neo-syllabary, or pseudo-alphabet, is a segmental writing system in which consonant-vowel sequences are written as a unit; each unit is based on a consonant letter, and vowel notation is secondary.

In several languages of Ethiopia and Eritrea, abugida traditionally means the letters of the Ethiopic or Ge’ez script in which many of these languages are written. Ge’ez is one of several segmental writing systems in the world. Others include Indic/Brahmic scripts and Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics.

The benefits of crossword language puzzles include improving one’s IQ, vocabulary, mood, memory, and mental health. You don’t have to complete a language puzzle every day.

Regularly working on crosswords even just once a week, can positively impact your health & vocabulary in several ways for adults, teens, and kids. Improved memory increases our mental speed, and short-term memory by remembering the details. One of the best cognitive exercises.

The mental action to acquiring knowledge and understanding through thoughts, experience, and the senses. Enrich your vocabulary Improve your language and spelling skills and helps you learn new words.

You can also learn new foreign words. Raise your IQ. Doing a language puzzle for at least 25 minutes a day can boost your IQ by 4 points.