Az, buky, vd and glagoli and dobro are the first 5 letters of which alphabet?
History of the alphabet the early western Greek dialects, where the letter eta remained an , gave rise to the Old Italic alphabet which in turn developed into the Old Roman alphabet. In the eastern Greek dialects, which did not have an /h/, eta stood for a vowel, and remains a vowel in modern Greek and all other alphabets derived from the eastern variants: Glagolitic, Cyrillic, Armenian, Gothic (which used both Greek and Roman letters), and perhaps Georgian. Although this description presents the evolution of scripts in a linear fashion, this is a simplification. For example, the Manchu alphabet, descended from the abjads of
Acrophony also have letters named acrophonically. The letters representing /a, b, v, g, d, e/ are named "Az", "Buky", "Vedi", "Glagol", "Dobro", "Est". Naming the letters in order, one recites a poem, a mnemonic which helps students and scholars learn the alphabet: "Az buky vedi, glagol’ dobro est’" means "I know letters, [the] word is good" in Old Church Slavonic. In Irish and Ogham, letters were formerly named after trees, for example A was "ailm" (white fir), B was "beith" (birch) and C was "coll" (hazel). The rune alphabets used by the Germanic peoples were also named acrophonically; for example, the