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Grade 2 Braille
Type Alphabet (non-linear writing)
Spoken languages Several
Creator Louis Braille
Time period 1821 to the present
Parent systems
Night writing
  • Grade 2 Braille
Unicode range U+2800 to U+28FF
ISO 15924 Brai
Note: This page may contain IPA phonetic symbols.
File:DSC 4050-MR-Braille.jpg
Braille code where the word ⠏⠗⠑⠍⠊⠑⠗ (premier, French for "first") can be read.

Grade Two English Braille (America Edition) is an extension of the basic Latin alphabet Braille. It has 250 symbols for letters, punctuation marks, composition signs, numerals, contractions, single-cell words, and short-form words/abbreviations.

Contractions

The information in the parentheses indicates the dots that are filled in within the braille cell. For further information see the main article on Braille.

a - (dot 1)

about - ab

above - abv

according - ac

across - acr

afternoon - afn

after - af

afterward - afw

again - ag

against - ag(st)

ally - (dot 6)y

almost - alm

already - alr

also - al

although - al(th)

altogether - alt

always - alw

ance - (dot 4 6) e

and - (dot 1 2 3 4 6)

ar - (dot 3 4 5)

as - z

ation - (dot 6) n

b - (dot 1 2)

but - b

bb - (dot 2 3)

be - (dot 2 3)

because - (be)c

before - (be)f

behind - (be)h

below - (be)l

beneath - (be)n

beside (be)s

between - (be)t

beyond - (be)y

ble - (dot 3 4 5 6)

blind - bl

braille - brl

by - (dot 3 5 6)

c - (dot 1 4)

can - c

cannot - (dot 4 5 6)c

cc - (dot 2 5)

con - (dot 2 5)

ch - (dot 1 6)

child - (dot 1 6)

character - (dot 5)(ch)

children - (ch)n

com - (dot 3 6)

conceive - (con)cv

conceiving - (con)cvg

could - cd

d - (dot 1 4 5)

do - d

day - (dot 5) d

dd - (dot 2 5 6)

dis - (dot 2 5 6)

deceive - dcv

declare - dcl

declaring - dclg

e - (dot 1 5)

every - e

ea - (dot 2)

ed - (dot 1 2 4 6)

either - ei

en - (dot 2 6)

enough - (dot 2 6)

ence - (dot 5 6) e

er (dot 1 2 4 5 6)

ever - (dot 5) e

f - (dot 1 2 4)

from - f

father - (dot 5) f

ff - (dot 2 3 5)

first - f(st)

for - (dot 1 2 3 4 5 6)

friend - fr

ful - (dot 5 6) L

g - (dot 1 2 4 5

go - g

gg - (dot 2 3 5 6)

gh - (dot 1 2 6)

good - gd

great - grt

h - (dot 1 2 5)

have - h

had - (dot 4 5 6) h

here - (dot 5) h

herself - h(er)f

him - hm

himself - hmf his 2 3 6

i - (dot 2 4)

immediate - imm

in - (dot 3 5)

ing - (dot 3 4 6)

into - (in)(to)

it - x

its - xs

itself - xf

ity - (dot 5 6) y

j - (dot 2 4 5)

just - j


K - (dot 1 3)

knowledge - k

know - (dot 5) k

L - (dot 1 2 3)

like - l

less - (dot 4 6) s

letter - Lr

little - LL

lord - (dot 5) L

m - (1 3 4)

more - m

many - (dot 4 5 6) m

ment - (dot 5 6) t

mother - (dot 5) m

much - m(ch)

must - m(st)

myself - myf

n - (dot 1 3 4 5)

not - n

name - (dot 5) n

necessary - nec

neither - nei

ness - (dot 5 6) s

o - (dot 1 3 5)

o'clock - o'c

of - (dot 1 2 3 5 6)

one - (dot 5) o

oneself - (one)f

ong - (dot 5 6) g

ou - (dot 1 2 5 6)

out - (dot 1 2 5 6)

ought - (dot 5)(ou)

ound - (dot 4 6) d

ourselves - (ou)rvs

ount - (dot 4 6) t

ow - (dot 2 4 6)

p - (dot 1 2 3 4)

people - p

paid - pd

part - (dot 5) p

perceive - p(er)cv

perceiving - p(er)cvg

perhaps - p(er)h

q - (dot 1 2 3 4 5)

quiet - q

question - (dot 5) q

quick - qk

r - (dot 1 2 3 5)

rather - r

receive - rcv

receiving - rcvg

rejoice - rjc

rejoicing - rjcg

right - (dot 5) r

s - (dot 2 3 4)

so - s

said - sd

sh - (dot 1 4 6)

shall - (dot 1 4 6)

should - (sh)d

sion - (dot 4 6, n

some - (dot 5) s

spirit - (dot 4 5 6) s

st - (dot 3 4)

still - (dot 3 4)

such - s(ch)

t - (dot 2 3 4 5)

that - t

th - (dot 1 4 5 6)

this - (dot 1 4 5 6)

the - (dot 2 3 4 6)

their - (dot 4 5 6)(the)

themselves - (the)mvs

there - (dot 5)(the)

these - (dot 4 5)(the)

those - (dot 4 5)(th)

through - (dot 5)(th)

thyself - thyf

time - (dot 5) t

tion - (dot 5 6) n

to - (dot 2 3 5)

today - td

together - tgr

tomorrow - tm

tonight - tn

u - (dot 1 3 6)

us - u

under - (dot 5) u

upon - (dot 4 5) u

v - (dot 1 2 3 6)

very - v

w - (dot 2 4 5 6)

will - w

was - (dot 3 5 6)

were - (dot 2 3 5 6)

wh - (dot 1 5 6)

which - (dot 1 5 6)

where - (dot 5)(wh)

whose - (dot 4 5)(wh)

with - (dot 2 3 4 5 6)

word - (dot 4 5) w

work - (dot 5) w

world - (dot 4 5 6) w

would - wd

x - (dot 1 3 4 6)

it - x

y - (dot 1 3 4 5 6)

you - y

young - (dot 5) y

your - yr

yourself - yrf

yourselves - yrvs


z - (dot 1 3 5 6)

as - z

See also

Braille for other languages

References


External links

Organizations

Libraries

Learning

History

Documents

Legal

Language specific resources

Computer resources

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