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This feature is all about N. N-dear me to you... ;-)
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1) The Egyptian character for the N sound is a wavy line. What does this image represent?
2) The Phoenician character for the N sound is called "nun" (rhymes with noon). What does the Phoenician word nun mean in English?
3) The Greek adopted the Phonician nun. What did the Greeks call it?
4) The Greeks and Romans incised their letters directly in ___ or inscribed them in ___ ___.
5) During the evolutionary change, what did the Romans do to the N's outside strokes, and what was added to it?
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DL
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