[16:51:25] <@maroon> the word you were using in arabic, is it actually a translation, or is a word for kinda-red but not quit red, and not quite brown either?
[16:54:43] <%He-Man> it's your name maroon in Arabic letters
[16:54:59] <%He-Man> مارون
[16:55:02] <%He-Man> RTL
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[16:55:19] <@maroon> you mean spelled out in text, or an arabic word for that specific RGB?
[16:55:35] <%He-Man> yes letter by letter
[16:55:44] <%He-Man> maroon مارون
[16:55:51] <%He-Man> marwan
[16:55:54] <%He-Man> مروان
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[16:58:11] <%He-Man> Marwan is a common Arabic m. name ; but you can see the similarities in letters
[17:00:41] <@maroon> 5 letters //echo -a $Len( مارون)
[17:03:32] <@maroon> or is 'oo' a letter?
[17:06:47] <%He-Man> no
[17:06:51] <%He-Man> only one
[17:07:00] <%He-Man> Arabic is spelt according to the Sound
[17:07:11] <%He-Man> and there are Short Vowel signs and Long Vowel Letters
[17:07:16] <%He-Man> for example
[17:07:29] <%He-Man> Mohammed in Arabic is
[17:07:31] <%He-Man> محمد
[17:07:35] <%He-Man> 4 letters
[17:08:03] <%He-Man> but we would add the short sign letters, known as Harakat on top and the bottom of the letters
[17:08:19] <%He-Man> they become part of it.. so it's Still 4 letters, even with  the short signs
[17:08:30] <%He-Man> مُحَمَّدْ