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[JoJo_Jost]

Ah, that's where the misunderstanding lies. I meant the h in “her” not in “malhar.” The h in the fourth word is the same as in the example from Fh Potsdam (line 3) — the other letters are also very similar, which is why the f with a loop would also be possible.

However, if I interpret the h in malhar as Pi, I am aware that it is too high and that it is a capital gothic P, probably to lean against the loop of the A, visually. If that were the case, a capital T would also be possible here, as it also leans against the loop of the A (see b).

But anyway, I don't want to hijack the thread here, my way of working seems to be a little different So let's leave it at that, I'll get back to here if I manage to turn it into a grammatically correct and meaningful sentence. It's the result that counts, the path to it is often confusing .