한글 字母의 名稱考 = A Study on the names of the Korean alphabet.

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

1. Nomenclature of Korean Alphabet is difficult to be pronounced and to be memorized on account of numerous phonemes, with final plosive in every consonant, and with continuation of the plosives.
2. Korean Alphabet is named according to its phonetic value.
<Development of Nomenclature>
3. Nomenclature in the quickening period
ⅰ) Names for explanation of the phonetic value
ⅱ) First contraction form
ⅲ) Second contraction form
4. Normenclature in the fixing period
a) Double nomenclacure
Names of 8 signs which used for both initial and final and of 6 signs for initial were started in Choe Se-Jin's Hun-Mong-Za-Whae (fig Ⅰ), and lasted to Dae-Han-Mun-Jun (1909) (fig 8) by Yu Kilsun.
b) Single nomenclature.
This way of names, started in Cho-Sun-Mal-Bon by Kim-(fig 9) is still used up to present.
표 삽입. (원문을 참고 바랍니다.)
<a proposal for nomenclature>
5. Nomenclature with final sound alone is easier and more practical for pronouncing than that with initial and final.
ⅰ) because of fewer phonemes
ⅱ) because of being able to avoid continuation of ninal explosive and explosives.
ⅲ) because of being able to avoid the confusion of vowels on second syllable.
6. Nomenclature of "一" syllable required only initial consonant is preferable to "ㅣ" with vowel glide. Therefore "fig. 10" is adoptable.

목차 (Table of Contents)

• 一. 字母 名稱의 難澁性
• 1. 字母數의 多寡問題
• 2. 字母 名稱의 音韻組織
• 二. 字母 名稱의 歷史的 考察과 그에대한 提言
• 1. 胎動期의 稱號
• 2. 定着期의 名稱
• 3. 子音 名稱에 대한 提言
• 三. 結 言