25-06-2024, 08:24 PM
This has nothing to do with the ink if the correction took place at the same time.
So "m" or "me" simply became a "d" or "de".
What it certainly isn't is a spelling correction in the true sense of the word.
"vasser/wasser" "vass/fass", "plut/blut" or "teckel/deckel".
You can't just replace an "m" with a "d" for that. A new word is created.
I'm sure he wanted to write "me" = man, correcting "de" = this + "s" for "des" = that. And all because he had no room.
So "m" or "me" simply became a "d" or "de".
What it certainly isn't is a spelling correction in the true sense of the word.
"vasser/wasser" "vass/fass", "plut/blut" or "teckel/deckel".
You can't just replace an "m" with a "d" for that. A new word is created.
I'm sure he wanted to write "me" = man, correcting "de" = this + "s" for "des" = that. And all because he had no room.