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Today I explored something exciting that I ignored in 2017, in the previous post in this thread. I don't know why I didn't try to figure out it that time, although I saw it.
Revisiting the previous post, I almost sure to read the first line inscripted on the jar: "You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.". Without any expectation of valuable results, I just googled it. And I couldn't belive when I saw the result. This word is a popular arabic male name that has such meanings: parfumer, parfum seller, pharmaceutist, druggist. Origin of this word is Arabic and Urdu (Hindi, Hindustani - in that time).
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Can we suppose that the main text is Arabic or Hindi?
Today I explored something exciting that I ignored in 2017, in the previous post in this thread. I don't know why I didn't try to figure out it that time, although I saw it.
Revisiting the previous post, I almost sure to read the first line inscripted on the jar: "You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.". Without any expectation of valuable results, I just googled it. And I couldn't belive when I saw the result. This word is a popular arabic male name that has such meanings: parfumer, parfum seller, pharmaceutist, druggist. Origin of this word is Arabic and Urdu (Hindi, Hindustani - in that time).
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Can we suppose that the main text is Arabic or Hindi?