Byzant

biz'ant. Byz'antine, -tin, re. (Xuniis.) A gold coin, worth $25, coined at Byzantium. — Byzantine, bi-zan'tin or biz'an-tln, a. Pert, to Byzantium. linger or ink, then, boNbON, chair, get. C, se,the 3d letter in the English alphabet, has 2 sounds, one close (represented in the phonetic respellings in this vocabulary by k), the other a sibilant (represented by s). The digraph ch has 3 sounds, the 1st as in church (represented by ch), the 2d as in chaise (represented by sh), the 3d as in chorus (represented by A). — (Mus.j C after the clef is the mark of common time, in which each measure is a semibreve, corresponding t 4- o C is also tne name of a note in the scale; the key note major, and the third minor, the natural scale. — C is used as a contr. for L. centum, a hundred. 62