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There’s a classical studies word for that pattern: boustrophedon, with the same agricultural origin and motivation, only it refers to oxen ploughing a field, no
by unsigner 6y ago
There’s a classical studies word for that pattern: boustrophedon, with the same agricultural origin and motivation, only it refers to oxen ploughing a field, not a lawnmower mowing.
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- billfruit 6y agoNice word, I was always looking go see if I could use it in any real world sentance. But I thought it came from some form of writing that alternates left to right and vice versa.
- thechao 6y agoThe writing form is named after the oxplow motion.
- shaicoleman 6y agoOnline Boustrophedon: https://codepen.io/pouretrebelle/pen/pvOxvv https://codepen.io/pouretrebelle/pen/pvOxvv (you may need to reload if the text isn't justified properly)