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I don’t know if this is accurate Greek and I do not care, it is now true and you cannot change my mind.
Wikipedia does say so at least.
As far as I can tell, no they didn’t.
On google translate, thoth = θοθ, which is kinda spelled “fohf”. So, not quite right, but close enough? Omega (the curvy w) is a more open “o” sound than omikron (the one google translated).
So… yeah, that seems accurate
