30-06-2024, 12:24 AM
I read the three words with arrows (reduced to basic Eva) as:
shedy : here the "d" appears as a variant that can be seen quite a few times. No idea of course if that has a special meaning, or is just a slightly different way of writing a standard "d".
chedal : the final "l" can be seen to be the curve/line equivalent of Eva-"y". A short back stroke, with a flourish going down from the top.
shopcho : the last character is indeed garbled, and could also be an "a" or something else.
While words do not typically end in "o", they are still relatively common, and essentially all of them also occur with a final "y" instead of "o". Not sure what that means of course.
shedy : here the "d" appears as a variant that can be seen quite a few times. No idea of course if that has a special meaning, or is just a slightly different way of writing a standard "d".
chedal : the final "l" can be seen to be the curve/line equivalent of Eva-"y". A short back stroke, with a flourish going down from the top.
shopcho : the last character is indeed garbled, and could also be an "a" or something else.
While words do not typically end in "o", they are still relatively common, and essentially all of them also occur with a final "y" instead of "o". Not sure what that means of course.


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