The letters at the end of this word are written in full, but they can also be abbreviated as lutz (with the last letter being the abbreviation symbol that looks like a rotated "m", which was written almost the same as the letter "z").
I don't think VMS lucz is a "t", it looks like a pretty clear "c", but I thought I would post this example anyway, for general information on this abbreviation. Most of the time the symbol that looks like "z" ("rotated m" is a mnemonic for it) represents "-em" at the end of a word, but lazy scribes sometimes used it as a substitute for more letters if the context was clear.
I don't think VMS lucz is a "t", it looks like a pretty clear "c", but I thought I would post this example anyway, for general information on this abbreviation. Most of the time the symbol that looks like "z" ("rotated m" is a mnemonic for it) represents "-em" at the end of a word, but lazy scribes sometimes used it as a substitute for more letters if the context was clear.


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