O has been written the same way since early Semitic times, but since there were no vowels in the written language, this form signified a guttural "C" sound, from the word cayin (eye). The Greeks assigned it the "O" sound. (Rose Folsom)
Saturday, January 23, 2010
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i love that it comes from the word eye. thanks for sharing this:)
:) You're welcome Laura!
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