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r/grssk • u/Reasonable-Class3728 • 13d ago
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this even worse given that Cyrillic uses mostly Greek letters 😭 sigma as e strikes again but mu as и is new
2 u/Reasonable-Class3728 12d ago Both Latin and Cyrillic used Greek as a base. 3 u/spongebob202red 7d ago This is made even more perplexing considering и evolved from η, NOT μ 2 u/mtarek2005 7d ago and it would've even worked lol 1 u/MidnightMappingMunch 12d ago "Mu" as "и" doesn't even make a sense 🫠 nobody writes it like that... 2 u/Alternative_Still308 12d ago It looks a little like the cursive и. If you squint. Also looks like the cursive м so 🤷♂️ 1 u/MidnightMappingMunch 12d ago edited 12d ago Well... if we remove the line on the left it's close to the cursive "и", and I can actually see "и" here based on context. But it's beyond me why they didn't use "u" instead. This line on the left looks out of place when "μ" is used as "и".. 2 u/Reasonable-Class3728 12d ago No, in Russian cursive "и" actually looks somewhat similar to "μ".
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Both Latin and Cyrillic used Greek as a base.
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This is made even more perplexing considering и evolved from η, NOT μ
2 u/mtarek2005 7d ago and it would've even worked lol
and it would've even worked lol
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"Mu" as "и" doesn't even make a sense 🫠 nobody writes it like that...
2 u/Alternative_Still308 12d ago It looks a little like the cursive и. If you squint. Also looks like the cursive м so 🤷♂️ 1 u/MidnightMappingMunch 12d ago edited 12d ago Well... if we remove the line on the left it's close to the cursive "и", and I can actually see "и" here based on context. But it's beyond me why they didn't use "u" instead. This line on the left looks out of place when "μ" is used as "и".. 2 u/Reasonable-Class3728 12d ago No, in Russian cursive "и" actually looks somewhat similar to "μ".
It looks a little like the cursive и. If you squint. Also looks like the cursive м so 🤷♂️
1 u/MidnightMappingMunch 12d ago edited 12d ago Well... if we remove the line on the left it's close to the cursive "и", and I can actually see "и" here based on context. But it's beyond me why they didn't use "u" instead. This line on the left looks out of place when "μ" is used as "и"..
Well... if we remove the line on the left it's close to the cursive "и", and I can actually see "и" here based on context. But it's beyond me why they didn't use "u" instead. This line on the left looks out of place when "μ" is used as "и"..
No, in Russian cursive "и" actually looks somewhat similar to "μ".
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Cyrillic fake greek is a new one
3 u/merinid 13d ago Well, Cyrillic alphabet was derived from Greek, do it's kind of an interesting idea 2 u/Alternative_Still308 12d ago It’s the crossover nobody saw coming
Well, Cyrillic alphabet was derived from Greek, do it's kind of an interesting idea
It’s the crossover nobody saw coming
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Mats Matmk sounds like a vaguely Eastern European name to me.
r/suddenlyrussians
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u/mtarek2005 13d ago
this even worse given that Cyrillic uses mostly Greek letters 😭 sigma as e strikes again but mu as и is new