multilettered

English

Etymology

From multi- +‎ lettered.

Adjective

multilettered (comparative more multilettered, superlative most multilettered)

1. Having many letters (characters of an alphabet).
   • 1978, Matthew John Caldwell Hodgart, James Joyce: a student's guide, page 133:

     The reader soon begins to recognise these patterns, like the recurrent multilettered thunder-word, representing the thunderclap which terrified the savage cavemen into religious belief and started off the cycle of civilisation.