15-12-2020, 02:18 PM
I wish I knew the answer to that.
This character m in Latin is usually interpreted as the abbreviation for "-ris" and its homonyms, almost always used at the ends of words (an r with the common is/es abbreviation).
But... in the VMS, is it a minim with a looped tail? Or is it an r with a downward-pointing tail? Or is it a -ris shape? Like its Latin shape-mates, it's usually at the ends of words.
This character m in Latin is usually interpreted as the abbreviation for "-ris" and its homonyms, almost always used at the ends of words (an r with the common is/es abbreviation).
But... in the VMS, is it a minim with a looped tail? Or is it an r with a downward-pointing tail? Or is it a -ris shape? Like its Latin shape-mates, it's usually at the ends of words.