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What is a "heiroglyph"?In reply to:
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What does the word heiroglyph mean?
'Heiro' is the Greek word for 'holy' and 'glyph' is the Greek word for 'stone'
It's is the ancient Japanese word for 'fighting warrior'
Latin word 'heiro' meaning 'to live' and 'glyph meaning 'long life'If they mean hieroglyph, it seems a little unfair of them to leave a typo there to confuse the issue.
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