Koen, in Latin scribal conventions EVA-s is Latin e or c with a tail. It's very common. It stands for er/eus/ce/cer/cre and numerous other things.
It can stand alone (as it does in the VMS) or can be used within words, but it's usually used at the ends of words (or alone) so that the tail doesn't clobber nearby letters (not that they worried too much about that, but crossing over another letter had a different meaning, so they usually spelled it out when it was within a word).
It can stand alone (as it does in the VMS) or can be used within words, but it's usually used at the ends of words (or alone) so that the tail doesn't clobber nearby letters (not that they worried too much about that, but crossing over another letter had a different meaning, so they usually spelled it out when it was within a word).
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