is there abbreviation of the word foundation?
how to abbreviate or make the word foundation more short? thank youuuuu
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upon researching if there is such an abbreviation for fountain, there is none found. although it is a noun as well as an object, this particular 'thing' refers to a structure. yet, you may wonder why 'street', 'avenue' and 'boulevard' have abbreviations respectively as st, ave & blvd ... probably the words are easily recognized as to what the words represent.
Sorry i can’t be able to know what you’re talking about thank you
The abbreviation is not always on writing
Hello , there are a few common abbreviations of foundation: fdn., fndn., or fou. If you want to make any of these plural, simply add on an “s.”. I hope I wa helpful Best regards
hello Kimbley.....yes there is...here are the common abbreviation of the word foundation : fdn and fndn hope it help
There are many abbreviations for foundation: fdn, fnfn or fou. To form plural add s
You may use FDN provided, communication with others are aware and understand the abbreviation
Fdn, but I didn't even know this until I saw all the comments section, and I'm good with text talk.. So use core, base, basis etc,. as synonyms perhaps.
Hello Kimbley. The acceptable abbreviation of the word foundation is fdn. fndn. or fou. Technically, these abbreviations will be used for headlines, shorthand notes or any other area where space is a concern. I hope this helps! Feel free to contact me should you require more information. Take care!
There is no known abbreviation for "foundation". I would suggest using "fdn" as its abbreviation, which will eventually creep into the language usage, when it becomes accepatable by convention.
"fndn" is the most popular abbreviation for the word foundation. though I must admit I actually have not come across the abbreviation that often.
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