Can You Spell a Word Using T J J S A J?

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around the possibility of forming a word using the letters T, J, J, S, A, and J, with no restrictions on language. Participants explore various angles, including the potential for letter rotation and the existence of such a word in different dictionaries.

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Main Points Raised

  • Some participants express difficulty in finding a word that can be formed from the letters T, J, J, S, A, and J.
  • Questions are raised about whether rotating the letters to different orientations is permissible.
  • One participant mentions a friend posted the challenge on Facebook, indicating uncertainty about the existence of a valid word.
  • Another participant claims that "Tjjsaj" is a word found in the Kannada-English dictionary, providing a reference to support this claim.
  • Further discussion reveals that "Tjjsaj" is defined as "He who rides on a goose or swan," which some participants find amusing.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants do not reach a consensus on the existence of a valid word formed from the letters, with some asserting that "Tjjsaj" qualifies while others remain skeptical.

Contextual Notes

There are unresolved assumptions regarding the rules for forming words, such as the allowance for letter rotation and the criteria for what constitutes a valid word across different languages.

Who May Find This Useful

This discussion may be of interest to linguists, language enthusiasts, and those curious about word formation challenges.

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T J J S A J (No restrictions on language)

I can't find one. :frown:
 
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Dembadon said:
T J J S A J (No restrictions on language)

I can't find one. :frown:

Are you allowed to rotate the letters to different orientations?
 
Dembadon said:
T J J S A J (No restrictions on language)

I can't find one. :frown:

And do you have some reason to believe there IS one?
 
stajjj has a (SFW) channel on YouTube.
 
Jonathan Scott said:
Are you allowed to rotate the letters to different orientations?
phinds said:
And do you have some reason to believe there IS one?

A friend posted it on Facebook, so I'm not sure one exists, but I think rotating the letters would be fine.

Andy Resnick said:
stajjj has a (SFW) channel on YouTube.

This'll be my backup. :biggrin:
 
Dembadon said:
Nice! :biggrin:

The definition seems to be: "He who rides on a goose or swan."

You can't make this $hi+ up.
 
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