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In languages that use Latin conventions, the EVA-d shape often means "s" or "d", but I've often wondered if EVA-d was a ligature or representative of an archaic letter that combines two sounds (similar to ae or th, as are found in a number of languages, and which used to be written as one character) or as a double unit of some other sort (nonlinguistic).