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Thu, 04 Sep 2025 15:22:14 +0530

aranyaani:

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Wed, 03 Sep 2025 17:25:51 +0530

aranyaani:

there’s no language as sweet as bangla. simple words coated in sunshine and steeped in affection….

Tue, 02 Sep 2025 23:25:24 +0530

honeytuesday:

there’s no language as sweet as bangla. simple words coated in sunshine and steeped in affection. dripping so generously with honey, even the saddest song becomes an ode to love. if french is the language of breathless romance, then bangla is the language of bottomless devotion. the language of tenderness so deep, you can’t bear to speak of it. the language of returning home and being folded into a tight hug. warm, steadfast, and as easy as breathing.

Der. root r4z “to bloom, to delight, garden” → Form IX.M causative riaza “to cause delightful…

Tue, 02 Sep 2025 21:49:13 +0530

conlangdiaries:

Der. root r4z “to bloom, to delight, garden” → Form IX.M causative riaza “to cause delightful blooming”. A love marked by play, laughter, and divine intimacy; evokes dancing in ballrooms, singing in rain, and the the fleeting companionship of young love, a love that emphasises living in the moment.
ruqöl has many of these words that express inexpressible emotions in English and many of them are formed using Form IX which is formed by repeating the vowel in the root if it is a singular vowel or the second vowel of a diphthong which is written like this:
C1-V1-C2-V1
This is because not only does form IX indicate a causative quality but is also associated with the spiritual, aether or energetic plane and such intense emotions are said to derive from that plane.

M in the above gloss Form IX.M refers to the modal state, which is the root state of adjectives and adverbs. The 4 in r4z refers to the vowel gradation class, basically a pair of consonants can take any of 8 vowels which then shift to various states. The 4 is the vowel states: i-ia-ai, meaning nouns take the vowel i, adjectives/adverbs take ia and verbs take ai.

Note: emotive verbs will conjugate for the optative mood by default which is essentially the mood of the heart. The other three moods are: subjunctive (mood of mind), imperative (command mood) and indicative (mood of reality).
Within the galactic civilisation that the people live in, timescales and distances are vast and it isn’t ever certain if someone will see each other again so it is always emphasised to feel the complete extent of the moment.

An overview of the ruqöl language

Tue, 02 Sep 2025 14:21:07 +0530

conlangdiaries:

ᬒᬁ
This is a short introduction to the conlang ruqöl. ruqöl is a heartlang which basically means it is a language that is built to express my thoughts and feelings to the most accurate extent. But it is not a secret language and I would very much like to share the language with everyone else too, so let’s dive right into the basics of the language. The language is primarily inspired by the languages of south and west asia with minor influences from south-east asia. It has two writing systems, one a modified latin alphabet and the other an abugida. I will only showcase the first writing system which is pronounced as it is written and is also the romanisation of the language. This language is an agglutinative language with 38 consonants and 12 vowels and 18 diphthongs, displaying a slight fusional morphology along with a highly non-concatenative and fractal morphology. The base word order is VSO (verb-subject-object) but is determined by pragmatic features.
Phonology
Phonotactics

The root syllable structure is ©CV(V)C© but stems can morph into multiple syllables structures with up to three consonant clusters and both word initial and word final consonants. Each consonant has four ‘faces’ which determine its consonant mutation characteristics with the type of consonant mutation determined by inflectional morphology with the four faces being: 'aspirated’, 'geminated’, 'aspirated geminate’ and 'fortitioned’ [note: these don’t literally mean what they say, they are classified as such due to historical reasons]. The language also displays a cohesive four way vowel harmony with a front-back, open-close system with thematic vowels being transparent to vowel harmony with thematic vowels being vowels that carry inherent grammatical meaning.
Prosody
While the pitch-accent isn’t marked in the writing system, the language does contain both a pitch-accent system and a stress system.
Pitch Accent Levels:
Primary Accent (High Pitch): Marked by a rising pitch, this will be the main accentuated syllable in a word.
Secondary Accent (Falling Pitch): Marked by a falling pitch, this occurs after the primary accent.
Neutral/Low Pitch: All other syllables will have a neutral or low pitch, for non-accented syllables.
The primary accent is always placed on the last syllable of a root and the stress of a word corresponds to the accent unless the preceding or following word is a particle or case which will shift the stress to the particle or case while the pitch-accent mostly remains the same. Take the phrase höm-ö-rulal. In this phrase the high pitch (marked with the bold is on the root word while the stress is on the case at the end.
Morphosyntax
Word Classes
The language has the following word classes:
Seed syllable [S]
Particles [P]
Pronoun [R]
Noun [N]
Verb [V]
Descriptor [D]
Case [C]
Expressions [E]
Light verb [L]
Classifier [A]
Roots can either be a noun, verb or adjective/adverb and can be converted from one to the other depending on their inherent vowel.
A seed syllable is like a word that goes beyond normal meaning, it’s an intuitive feeling, but is also used in the written and spoken language ubiquitously. The closest way of describing the meaning of a seed syllable is like a cross between a mantra, prayer, expression and a koan. They cannot be used in derivational morphology and can only take inflectional morphology. A light verb is used to clarify how and what to perceive in a given word or sentence. L’s can be used with all verb, noun and adjective/adverb roots but only specific forms of them. Cases display the highest degree of fractal morphology, which means that they change in meaning depending on where and which part of speech they are attached to and unlike noun cases in indo-european languages, they can be attached to verbs and adjectives/adverbs too. Particles also display fractal morphology albeit to a lesser degree. Additionally, the wall between cases and particles is quite porous. Expressions are singular words or phrases that have been 'fused’ together to create another meaning. Pronouns are categorised into a different class as they can take case marking, can attach themselves to other nouns, be present on their own or dropped from the sentence depending on the meaning.
Before discussing the features the language has, it is equally important to note the ones it does not. ruqöl does not contain articles, grammatical gender, number marking or the 1st person pronoun and is a gender neutral language. It also does not contain the copula, the verb to be, is a pro drop and null subject language, does not have an infinitive or perfect tense.
Syntax
A noun phrase contains a

[particle]+[pronoun]+[case]+root+[possessive pronoun]+case+[particle] ++ [light verb]
A verb phrase contains
[particle]+[pronoun]+[case]+root+form+V.TAME+[case] + [particle] ++ [light verb]
An descriptor phrase contains
[particle]+[pronoun]+root+agreement+[particle] ++ [light verb]
Attributive adjectives follow the noun they modify, predicative adjectives occur before the noun they modify. Adverbs follow the verb they modify. Adjectives agree with the noun in case, adverbs agree with the verb in the inverse verb head. Particles can be prefixed, suffixed or chain linked.
There are four possible word orders depending on the focalisation of the information shared:
V S O : normal word order / focalisation of predicate
O V S : focalisation of object
V O S : anteposition of object
S V O : focalisation of subject
Derivational Morphology
Derivational morphology is divided into primary derivation and secondary derivation. Primary derivation contains nine forms which can be applied to either of the three root states.
As you can see, the derivation remains the same but the root vowel changes to the state vowel and the derivation vowel follows vowel front-back vowel harmony although there are exceptions where it follows open-close harmony as well and that would override the front-back harmony.
Below is the table for secondary derivation
Inflectional morphology
Verbs
Verbs fall into one of five 'voices’ describing the volitionality and transitivity of the verb. Depending on the voice, the verb stem will be conjugated for mood-evidentiality with four different combinations present with the fifth voice a verb that can be conjugated in 2 or more voices. To this, the thematic vowel for tense-aspect will be added. The inflectional morphology acts on all derivational forms of the verb.
Case
Nouns inflect for case of which there are 11 syntactic cases and 10 locative cases. In addition cases exhibit fractal morphology where their meaning changes depending on the root state and where they are attached within a root state.
Nouns
Classifier
As mentioned above nouns inflect for case of which there are 11 syntactic cases and 10 locative cases and nouns exhibit verb agreement. In addition, nouns have a set of quantifier classifiers used with the noun when forming measures. These classifiers don’t just count or categorise, but also encode shape, collectivity, texture, and boundedness. When a classifier is added, the form of the noun usually returns to its base form with the classifier prefixed with a dash. Classifiers are thought to be the 'essence’ of a root in traditional grammar. A classifier phrase will contain: [noun phrase] + [quantifier] + [classifier] with the noun always taking the partitive case.
Descriptors
Adjectives agree with the noun in case, if the adjective is a comparative adjective, it takes one of the case markings of comparison before the adjective. Similarly adverbs use the same root as adjectives, but take the inverse of the head of the verb they modify. Attributive adjectives occur after the noun and predicative adjectives occur before the noun they modify. Verbs can be used as adjectives when occurring after the noun they are modifying being treated like predicative adjectives.
Pronouns
There are three main types of pronouns: oblique, possessive and universal.
Oblique pronouns attach to the nouns and verbs in the nominative case but can occur separately with other case markers.
Possessive pronouns are suffixed to nouns they modify.
Universal pronouns occur separately and cannot take case marking.
Light Verbs
Light verbs are a closed class of four specifiers that are used to clarify how and what to perceive in a given word or sentence.
Seed Syllables
Seed syllables are syllables that go beyond normal meaning, it’s an intuitive feeling, but is also used in the written and spoken language ubiquitously. There are eight main seed syllables that are considered the primary attributes of the divine, known as Isa.
höm - absolute being
äham - absolute reflective awareness
hum - neither perception nor non perception
sham - absolute nothingness
ðam - absolute absence
ähram - absolute chaos
bhrum - absolute inversion
aim - absolute consciousness
In addition to these, seed syllables can be formed by either suffixing an -m, -q or -c the former of which is considered an internal characteristic and the second an external characteristic and the third a destructive characteristic although it is not recommended for a person to derive the syllables themselves but rather to first internalise the eight main syllables and then continue.
Seed syllables cannot take derivational morphology but can take inflectional morphology and are used throughout the language as base particles, expressions, interjections etc especially the eight main ones.
One eg of the ubiquitous use is höm, which as you can see was used as the first syllable to begin the introduction, also functioning as a greeting as well as a base from universal pronouns.
Particles
There are three main types of particles:
conjunct
emotive
attributive
The most common particles are given below but there are more because particles are pretty much all the words that don’t fall into any of the categories above.
Expressions
Expressions are one word or phrases that have been frozen and are in frequent usage with their meaning morphed or diversified from its original meaning.
Punctuation
ruqöl uses a completely different set of punctuation marks.
I - full stop, comma, or semicolon (marks end of a sentence or clause)
II - marks end of a paragraph or topic
༺༻- left bracket - right bracket
༔ - repetition, ellipse
༼ ༽ - brackets 2
༄ - topic emphasis
ᬒᬁ - begins and ends a text
ཿ - marks the end of a chapter or entire section
: - used to attach emotive particles
-x- used to attach conjunct particles
- used to attach classifiers and light verbs
Conclusion
This language has gone through quite a lot of iterations and may go through some more as and when more works are translated, so don’t take this reference as being set in stone (if anyone is even reading it) but rather a compilation of the current state of ruqöl. Fun fact!: ruqöl is an abbreviation of ruq-ö-rul 'lit: grace of the transcendent soul’.
ᬒᬁ

3 Hindu boys were brutally attacked in London, after being asked about their religion by Islamists

Fri, 13 Jun 2025 18:33:37 +0530

tomorrowwithme:

3 Hindu boys were brutally attacked in London, after being asked about their religion by Islamists
Soon these professional victim players will tell how those islamists were poor victims just doing resistance against “settler occupier Indians” and their dumbass antifa leftard supporters will clap to those scums. Mind you, Hindus can come from Indonesia, Mauritius, Guyana, Pakistan, Bangladesh or Nepal and would little to do with India anyway so what will these Islamists use as an excuse now?

19 year old girl arrested for “remarks against prophet Mohammed”

Sun, 01 Jun 2025 22:54:26 +0530

rhysaka:

history-nerd-science-major:
rhysaka:
19 year old girl arrested for “remarks against prophet Mohammed”
I physically flinched when I read that she is expected to be taken to Kolkata. I don’t want to believe it but time has told me again and again that if she gets there, she’s worse than dead meat. There will most probably be absolutely no one helping her there, no bjp no nothing.
I’d ask where the leaders of free speech and anti-fascism are now but it’s evident they’re sleeping at the moment.
I feel sick. If she get killed (or worse), I might just stop believing in the illusion of free speech in this country.
PS: I read some comments on her video and one said “tera sar kate ga” (your head will be cut). All the way here, I got scared of that one comment. I shudder to think what that woman is feeling at this moment.
The thing is even if she gets arrested and then bailed out she is actually doomed to live in fear for the rest of her life now. In cases like Munawar Faruqi’s where he insulted lord Ram or made some joke and was arrested for it according to section 295A, he later went on to win the Indian reality show BiggBoss and has amassed a huge following of Hindus and Muslims alike while Hindus like Nupur Sharma, Kanhaiya Lal and now Sharmishta have been made target of several jihadis across the country who would like nothing more than beheading them for their insult towards their prophet even after their arrest. Like Kamlesh Tiwari was killed months after his remarks against Islam.
Just a year or so ago, Salman Rushdie was knifed in the eye and attacked brutally by an Irani man for his book “The Satanic Verses” and because the dictator of Iran had issued a Fatwa against him.
Y’all must investigate how these “blasphemy laws” actually came to India.
A pamphlet about the prophet Mohammed called “Rangila Rasul” was published by members of the Hindu community in response to a pamphlet entitled “Sitaka Chinala” published by members of the Muslim community that depicted the Hindu goddess Sita (wife of Rama, the hero of the Ramayana) as a prostitute. Guess who was brutally murdered after this religious dispute? The Hindu author of course! Mahashay Rajpal was murdered in cold blood by a Muslim man named Ilm-Ud-din who was later eulogised and celebrated by the muslim community and was called a “Ghazi”. This controversy led to the formation of Section 295A of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) which criminalizes deliberate outraging religious feelings by insulting or attempting to insult the religion or religious beliefs of any class of citizens. It carries a punishment of imprisonment up to three years, or fine, or both.
I don’t want to live in a country where people get arrested and then killed for speaking about a religion. I want the blasphemy laws gone and I hope the gov provides Sharmishta with adequate protection.
P.s thank you for dming me and telling me that Sharmishta is actually 22 years old. I read somewhere that she was 19 and made a mistake! Thanks!

There was never a partition in India!

Sun, 01 Jun 2025 22:49:19 +0530

tomorrowwithme:

There was never a partition in India!
How?
Beacause:
Indian Muslim
Pakistani Muslim
Bangladeshi Muslim
All want to murder the 19-year-old Indian Hindu woman Sharmishta

why Hindutva Mob attacked Muslims and Christians and why you are slient how hindu religion was used weapon of hate by far right

Sun, 01 Jun 2025 19:25:20 +0530

Christians murder Hindus in India, because Christianity is a global, proselytising religion that has a history of wiping out natives all over the world.

For example, the Goa inquisition. A Taino chieftain gets murdered by the Spanish after he refuses to convert to Christianity. By the way, Christian inquisition wiped out Muslims from Spain and Portugal.

As if Christian missionaries and Christian terrorists weren't enough, Hindus are attacked by Muslims too. Centuries of onslaught and breaking up India wasn't enough, they are continuing most heinous atrocities against humanity.

Guilt tripping won't work. Try something else ;)

Why did the 19-year-old Indian Hindu woman Sharmishta get arrested for allegedly blaspheming against…

Sun, 01 Jun 2025 19:22:58 +0530

tomorrowwithme:

Why did the 19-year-old Indian Hindu woman Sharmishta get arrested for allegedly blaspheming against the Islamic Prophet Muhammed? Let’s look into it!
Sharmishta was arrested after a group called Rashidi Foundation in Kolkata, West Bengal, filed a First Information Report (FIR) against the 19-year-old. Rashidi Foundation is headed by Wazahat Khan Qadri Rashidi (@/rashidi_wazahat on X app).
Here, Wazahat is using the slur “maloona” (also spelled as malaun), which is a genocidal, anti-Hindu slur especially in the Bengali context:
As if him calling Hindus with the malaun slur wasn’t enough, he also referred to Indians and Hindus as the slur “pajeet”.
Let’s take a look at what other things this Wazahat has said about Goddess Kamakhya, Shiva Linga, Ashvamedha yajna, etc.
This is the “dara hua” “oppressed minority” in India.

Hey remember when US and Russia was all like “We’re the best!!! We’ve won the space race!!!!” But…

Sun, 01 Jun 2025 09:43:33 +0530

cherrycolazwr:

headspace-hotel:

seriesofnonsequiturs:

webheadstan:

webheadstan:

webheadstan:

Hey remember when US and Russia was all like “We’re the best!!! We’ve won the space race!!!!” But India sent a kick-ass space probe to Mars and the whole mission was fuel efficient, costed less and a roaring success in the first try and then they were like “…..wait no that can’t be true” and still have the audacity to call us “underdeveloped” or only view us as a ‘third world country’? :)

For anyone who needs more info, the probe was called Mangalyaan (which literally means space probe vehicle) or Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM) and you can also get more information here and here

Remember when NYT mocked India for this very thing and an TOI (a major indian newspaper) responded with this? :)

They were being racist asf and we were till respectful literally fuck you if you think ‘third world counties’ can’t be better than you

white people can and should reblog this

and shout out to the women engineers integral to the launch

“Indian staff from the Indian Space Research Organisation celebrate after the Mars Orbiter Spacecraft entered Mars’s orbit.

On November 5, 2013, a rocket launched toward Mars. It was India’s first interplanetary mission, Mangalyaan, and a terrific gamble. Only 40 percent of missions sent to Mars by major space organizations—NASA, Russia’s, Japan’s, or China’s—had ever been a success. No space organization had succeeded on its first attempt. What’s more, India’s space organization, ISRO, had very little funding: while NASA’s Mars probe, Maven, cost $651 million, the budget for this mission was $74 million.

This was not the only success of the mission. An image of the scientists celebrating in the mission control room went viral. Girls in India and beyond gained new heroes: the kind that wear sarees and tie flowers in their hair, and send rockets into space.”

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The photo of the women looks like a baroque painting

i feel so intensely about the portrayal of india in media
indian people are stereotyped as ‘nerds and engineers’ and yet the majority of the world refuses to accept the insane technological advancements of the country??
make it make sense

West Bengal police is scolding a Hindu man for saying Jai Shri Ram (= victory to Shri Ram). The…

Sun, 01 Jun 2025 07:59:06 +0530

tomorrowwithme:

West Bengal police is scolding a Hindu man for saying Jai Shri Ram (= victory to Shri Ram). The man’s expression is the collective expression of all Hindus. Defiant, knowing what is happening but unable to do much against tyranny, yet still standing and existing.
Oh Hindu, wake up. Our people are getting murdered. Violent and genocidal Islamisation of our last homeland is ongoing. Rise up against tyranny.
विक्लबो वीर्यहीनो यस्स दैवमनुवर्तते। वीरास्सम्भावितात्मानो न दैवं पर्युपासते।।2.23.16।।
Those who are timid and cowardly alone depend on destiny. The valiant with of self-respect will not accept it. - Ayodhyakanda

Are the eyes beautiful? கண்ணழகா

Sat, 31 May 2025 15:11:11 +0530

la-femme-en-rouge-deactivated20:

Are the eyes beautiful? கண்ணழகா
Are the legs beautiful? காலழகா
Is the gold beautiful? பொன்னழகா
Is the girl beautiful? பெண் அழகா

dimpledpran: 10 Favourite Series/Movies I watched in 2022 Naam...

Sat, 24 May 2025 22:04:29 +0530

dimpledpran:

10 Favourite Series/Movies I watched in 2022

Naam (dir. T. Suriavelan )
Genre: Mystery, Romance, Drama, Music
Starring: Stephen Zechariah, T. Suriavelan, Rupiny Anbalagan, Vikneswary Se, Abbdul Kather, Gosteloa Spancer, Alawdin Ali, Pooja Arivananthan
Language: Tamil

Naam depicts the lives of 6 passionate musicians who struggle to find a stage to prove their talents. Coming from various backgrounds and rejections, the mismatched individuals’ gel in a unique way to produce compelling music like never before. However, jealousy and betrayal breaks the group. At present, an unwelcome entry of an intruder has given them the opportunity to reminisce and reflect their mistakes. With lives at stake, will the band survive the night?

Keep reading

Best picture ever

Thu, 22 May 2025 21:40:12 +0530

zionistgirlie-deactivated202512:

yitzh0k-r3uven-hal3v1:
llumdecuca:
Best picture ever
Ah yes. Jews celebrating life and survival peacefully requires opposition.
Anything remotely Jewish about anything requires opposition from you people.
The survivor of a massacre, thriving and doing what she likes.
Vs
A dingbat who didn’t know what Aza is before said massacre, holding the flag of a terrorist organisation whose history they know nothing about.
Us: living, thriving, successful.
Them: lifeless, jobless, bored, ignorant, terrorist sympathisers.
This picture really is the best. It shows both sides perfectly.
Am Israel chai :) die mad about it

the JC

Thu, 22 May 2025 21:32:40 +0530

chutzpahchesed:

the JC
Shani Louk. Sarah Milgrim. Yaron Lischinsky. Vivian Silver. Oded Lifshitz.
all dreamed of peace, and more than a dream, they worked and strived for it in reality. they will be remembered.
henmazzig
(linking Hen’s post because it includes video, click through if you can.)
They don’t need to pull the trigger themselves— they just need to keep telling millions of people that Israelis aren’t human. That killing us is “resistance.” That anyone who defends us deserves to be destroyed.
This is how it starts.
Online.
With jokes, streams, panels, and hashtags.
Then it ends in gunfire.
You can’t claim to care about justice and stay silent about this.
May Yaron (Christian Israeli) and Sarah’s (American Jewish) memory be a blessing 💔
Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim identified as victims in Capital Jewish Museum shooting - Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Capital Jewish Museum shooting suspect killed two ‘for Gaza.’ His victims were peace advocates.
The man who allegedly walked up to two Israeli embassy staffers and shot them dead Wednesday night reportedly told eyewitnesses he “did it for Gaza.”
But the event those staffers had just left at the Capital Jewish Museum highlighted an organization that supplied aid to Gaza during the Israel-Hamas War. And his victims had made peacebuilding central to their work.

Nth but Facts.

Wed, 21 May 2025 08:58:29 +0530

sanskariwrath:

Nth but Facts.

just wonderinggggg

Mon, 19 May 2025 15:40:49 +0530

mossadspypigeon:

just wonderinggggg

I seem to be getting a lot of hate from Marxist radicals for standing with Hindus and for being an…

Mon, 19 May 2025 10:04:32 +0530

yitzh0k-r3uven-hal3v1:

I seem to be getting a lot of hate from Marxist radicals for standing with Hindus and for being an Israel supporting Jew. With tags like these
Hilarious. Most of these people are racist in themselves, they victimise perpetrators and demonise victims.
Apparently for standing with Hindus and with Jews makes me a fascist, apparently for standing with indigenous people and for land back for Indian Hindus and Israeli Jews makes me a fascist. Apparently Islamic terrorists are victims too.
When fascism came to the west, it came in the form of Marxism, and we’re seeing masks slip off these peoples faces

Shäharah Khoroen (Goddesses of Shäharah - VII) - Mah

Sat, 17 May 2025 18:07:20 +0530

hellsiteacademia:

ähram baxal äham ahm'öm | ähram baxal Mah ||
ähraħ baxal ähaħ aħ'öħ | ähraħ baxal Mah ||
She is the 1st phase of the moon, the centre of all being, the emanation from which everything arises. Residing in Al'Ruah, House of Wisdom, She is the great white dragon, who exists with the great black dragon, she cannot be separated from him, for he exists within her and she within him. She is him, he is her, they are Isa. She is his grace, the crescent on his crown manifest in your spirit as the moon to his sun, for you cannot see the sun directly, his brilliant glow will blind you, you can only see him as the moon, his vessel of reflected light. They are one, consciousness and energy, energy to expand consciousness, consciousness to control the expanded energy, mind and heart. Without one or the other, without balance, the whole does not exist. You must become Mah, you must become all of them and in becoming all of them you become her and by becoming her you unite with him, becoming them. The white peacock, the white tiger, the white elephant and yazhi her ðakın.
In shambhala she exists in what the wise call the Guru chakra, Slightly above the Ajñā, near the hairline. Her name means “the mother”, “the great one”, for she is the mother of all.

äham’ðam | äham’hum | äham’sham | äham’bhrum ||
ähaħ’ðaħ | ähaħ’huħ | ähaħ’shaħ | ähaħ’bhruħ ||