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But "a"/"an" is also used to negate so it can't be placed at will. Could //di-a-logos// mean dividing (like in dissecting) something that ISN'T understood?
by readyplayernull 3y ago
But "a"/"an" is also used to negate so it can't be placed at will.
Could //di-a-logos// mean dividing (like in dissecting) something that ISN'T understood?
- aziaziazi 3y agoAnalogs systems aren’t about dividing, are they ?
- readyplayernull 3y ago"di" is the part that means "two" or "cut in two", while "a" is negation.
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