Peter Brown on Nostr: npub1euzsd…c2t93 npub14c320…hfgw5 as far as I can understand, the reason it was ...
npub1euzsd87zjywfs4y3sutz2h3z705vxgx28q4f66wg26u7m7mwg2dsgc2t93 (npub1euz…2t93) npub14c320gf9ts4nrwmwles5tmy8smp2uf3waq5marpnxagnsgd0y5yszhfgw5 (npub14c3…fgw5) as far as I can understand, the reason it was altered was because German printing machines did not include it in their typesetting.
As to the letter itself, it appears to be an attempt to phonetically represent the pronunciation in Gaelic where an n becomes ñ. This occurs when the letter is surrounded by slender vowels like I and E.  The closest equivalent in English would be the n in onion; the yoch would have the effect of modifying the n in the same way.
As to the letter itself, it appears to be an attempt to phonetically represent the pronunciation in Gaelic where an n becomes ñ. This occurs when the letter is surrounded by slender vowels like I and E.  The closest equivalent in English would be the n in onion; the yoch would have the effect of modifying the n in the same way.