Chereme
The chereme (From the Greek χέρι, "hand"), is an obsolete term for the basic unit of signed communication. It is now recognized as being cognitively equivalent to the phonemes of spoken languages, and has been replaced by that term in the academic literature.
Related Topics:
Greek - Signed - Phoneme
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