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Θώθ has both upper case and lower case Greek characters, and a diacritic above the ω.
I suppose it would have been written ΘΩΘ.
About the upper case thing - was that something that was preserved until vulgar Latin? Seeing as everything is majuscule in like inscriptions and whatnot
Also, single syllable words don’t (typically) use diacritics in modern Greek either
How would thorn guy write ‘thoth’?
Probably Þoþ
Good question! What was his username again? Someone should tag him.
Sxan. Dunno the domain or nothing, so that’s what you got.
Don’t get it
‘Notices your bulge OwO, whats this?’ Is a pretty popular furry adjacent copypasta. It’s been around a while, but most recently it was actually the meme that was inscribed on the casing of the bullet that got Charlie Kirk.
There’s a know your meme page for it that I almost linked to, but that website is a shithole of ads now apparently.
I think it’s because it looks like a classical version of UwU, i.e. think of the Θ as eyes, and the ώ as the “snout”
ΘωΘ
I don’t see it well myself either, but I’m Greek so I’m used to just read these letters.
I don’t see it well myself either, but I’m Greek so I’m used to just read these letters.
This is great. It’s like the inverse of the idiom “It’s all Greek to me” because you understand the greek and don’t see the picture that would come from not knowing the letters.
Yeah, a friend of mine uses OTL as a “head-desk” emoticon and every time I’m just seeing letters and trying to expand the initialism.
It’s easier when it’s mixed or impossible punctuation, like O.O or T_T or things like that - signaling that “normal rules of letters combining into words are not valid here, look for a different pattern”
Try as I might I can’t see the OTL emoticon
Head: O - Arms, neck, and torso: T - Kneeling legs: L
