On QV •••••

[Socrates]

Latin Shript

A from one away place to another away place E from here to away place I from away place to here O from up to here, on V from here to down, verticality (uprightness, unbent, the protrusion of a straight line) B restraint, contain, even violently, protrusion inwards C fire, explosion, collision, bang. Cackling fire D finger, pointing finger H breath, immediate, right here, existence itself (rather than accidental existence, like P) L toungue, surface M hand, in or at, of hand N black, …

The letter Q has bothered me for a long time. Only before V. And it occured to me that it is a delimiting letter, specifically for V. V is still useful to start words by itself, VADIS, whatever. But Q denotes that it is no longer the component V, from here to down, but the unit. Something that is going from up to down, something that exists, thus a placeholder.

QVA that which stands there with respect to somewhere else.

QVE that which stands there from the perspective of here.

QVI that which stands from the perspective of outside.

QVO the standing thing, now coming down on. What is on is observed.

[Socrates]

No, you know what? If it is on, it is owned. Quo is belonging to. Owing to, whathaveyou. Ownership.

[Socrates]

QVOQVE owing to that-

QVIQVOQVE given this or these thing or things

Oh no, I remembered that word wrong. It’s QVICONQVE.

Who with (the things refered to)-

So sort of “because of this (these things) of he or it, he or it-”

Basically “thus,” but passive.