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Y
1) The letter Y also started from an Egyptian hieroglyph that depicted the Egyptian Cerastes. What is a Cerastes?
2) The Cerastes developed further into a character "waw". From what culture is the waw from?
3) Sometime between 900 B.C. - 800 B.C., the Greeks adopted the waw. Did it become a basis of one letter or two letters of the Greek alphabet? What is/are the Greek letter(s)?
4) In the first century B.C., which civilization added the Greek Y to its alphabet?
5)Which alphabet adopted the Greek Y?
Clueless? Perhaps this link will help.
2) The Cerastes developed further into a character "waw". From what culture is the waw from?
3) Sometime between 900 B.C. - 800 B.C., the Greeks adopted the waw. Did it become a basis of one letter or two letters of the Greek alphabet? What is/are the Greek letter(s)?
4) In the first century B.C., which civilization added the Greek Y to its alphabet?
5)Which alphabet adopted the Greek Y?
Clueless? Perhaps this link will help.
And Y not? ;-)
:-( -> :-| -> :-)
DL
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"Y's-hood (wisehood ;-) is what Red wore instead because it helped her to be smart enough to figure out that it is foolish to wear a riding-hood while she's horseless in the woods."
--D.L.
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"Y's-hood (wisehood ;-) is what Red wore instead because it helped her to be smart enough to figure out that it is foolish to wear a riding-hood while she's horseless in the woods."
--D.L.
