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 ===The Alphabet===
-The Brooding Alphabet itself consists of fifty seeing characters and fifteen blind characters for a total of sixty-five characters in all.  The seeing characters, as discussed above, all represent phonemic sounds in Brooding, with the exception of ''Stoot'', which indicates that a blind character will follow. The first sixteen seeing characters are synonymous with and in the order of the first sixteen [[Brooding#Numbers|numbers]].
+The Brooding Alphabet (which is called ''gawbre'', the collective of ''gawbren'' ‘letter’, so ‘group or series of letters’) consists of fifty seeing characters and fifteen blind characters for a total of sixty-five ''gawbrene'' (‘letters’) in all.  The seeing characters, as discussed above, all represent phonemic sounds in Brooding, with the exception of ''Stoot'', which indicates that a blind character will follow. The first sixteen seeing characters are synonymous with and in the order of the first sixteen [[Brooding#Numbers|numbers]].
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