old english words are made from the first letters of other words.
old english words are made from the first letters of other words.
words made from the first letters of other words?
old english
list of u.s. government and military acronyms









































list of initialisms, acronyms ("words made from parts of other words, pronounceable"), and other abbreviations used by the government and the military of the united states. note that this list is intended to be specific to the united states government and military—other nations will have their own acronyms.









































section::::0–9.









































bullet::::- 0k – zero killed (pronounced ok, as the expression that everything is okay)









































bullet::::- 1lt – first lieutenant (u.s. army) (usmc uses "1lt" and usaf uses "1st lt")









































bullet::::- 2lt – second lieutenant (u.s. army) (usmc uses "2lt" and usaf uses "2d lt")
list of u.s. government and military acronyms
the man with the yellow hat tells george that "m" is the 13th letter in the alphabet. since the whole alphabet has 26 letters, he says, the letter "m" (the 13th letter), it is just half of it. now since they are half way through the alphabet, he gives george a pad of paper and a pencil with which to write down some words made from the first half of the alphabet. george writes words out of the letters and shows it to his friend. the man with the yellow hat is quite impressed with the words; ball, milk, cake, ham, jam, egg, lime, feed and kid, but gets confused at the gibberish words dalg, glidj and blimlimlim and asks george what on earth they mean. he tells george that there are no such words and that any letters don't make just any kind of words and they continue to look at new letters.
curious george learns the alphabet