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But I have something really nice for you here (and for me, too).
The word “chreucz” for “cross” (cruzifix) at the very bottom—there, the “c” and the ‘z’ have merged to form a “g.”
And at the top, there’s even “chreuczes” with two merged glyphen — once as “cz” and once as “ez” ?? or "sz" ?? (the letter "e" I assume based on the possible genitive case).
In short, here we have written proof (!) that the “g” in “gas” can be a “cz” (or an “ez” too.)
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But I have something really nice for you here (and for me, too).
The word “chreucz” for “cross” (cruzifix) at the very bottom—there, the “c” and the ‘z’ have merged to form a “g.”
And at the top, there’s even “chreuczes” with two merged glyphen — once as “cz” and once as “ez” ?? or "sz" ?? (the letter "e" I assume based on the possible genitive case).
In short, here we have written proof (!) that the “g” in “gas” can be a “cz” (or an “ez” too.)
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