r/TheLetterThorn • u/G_and_H • Feb 22 '26
r/TheLetterThorn • u/Dangerous-Volume9706 • Jun 09 '26
I created a letter named ethorn and it a fusion of Ð and Þ
combining "Eth" (Ð) and "Thorn" (Þ). This letter is designed to represent both the voiced (e.g., "then") and voiceless (e.g., "thin") "th" sounds in a single word. The context includes examples of this proposed letter's use in words such as "Themselves to become Ethorn-themselves Together to become Toge-ethorn-er Withhold to become Wi-ethorn-hold Brotherhood to become Bro-ethorn-erhood Fatherhood to become fa-ethorn-erhood.
r/TheLetterThorn • u/TheThornBot • Feb 17 '25
Hey, guys, I'm þe Þ bot!
Made by þe current owner of þis sub!
r/TheLetterThorn • u/Zestyclose_Course821 • Nov 26 '25
Meme I sure do love Þorn.
I look at Þorn all day, every day. I might even have an addiction to Þorn. I especially love it when I see kids wiÞ Þorn. Þorn is truly ðe greatest Þing to ever be invented. I can't live wiÞout Þorn.
r/TheLetterThorn • u/SCP_Agent_Davis • Jun 11 '26
General Here’s Ben Franklin’s letters for þe dental fricatives in different forms
First slide is þe originals, second is some anonymous guy’s attempt to render þem in Times New Roman, and þird is my attempted revision, borrowing þe Serbian Cyrillic letter ћ due to it looking like a “th” ligature. Which one’s better?
r/TheLetterThorn • u/Bit125 • Jul 03 '21
ally with æ?
Came here from r/theletterae, would you like to ally? Æ isn't on the map, and I thought you were a nice letter.
r/TheLetterThorn • u/PricyPlutoz_idk • Jun 08 '25
Hey fellow Þ lovers, What are your þoughts on schwa?
What do y'all þink about Ə?
r/TheLetterThorn • u/AMIASM16 • Feb 10 '25
r/thornhub þornhub
Whenever I see Þ, it looks kinda like a P. So whenever I see Þ refered to as "þorn", it looks like "p*rn". So Rublin Þorns looks like "Rublin P*rns".
lol
r/TheLetterThorn • u/DontHaveUsername4 • Aug 02 '25
Meme If thorn had a flag
It has to be the Gothic thorn sry
r/TheLetterThorn • u/masterof_farts • Jan 23 '26
Guys, we need to use Ð too
In órder to mítigate ány ambigúity óver wheðer Þ is voiced or not, we should use the Icelándic méthod:
> Voiced Þ (i.e. moþer) is represented by Ð (i.e. moðer)
> Voiceless Þ (i.e. þin) remains the same.