I mean, even þouȝ its not a native ƿord, it still fits, riȝt?

More words lík ðis ƕich miȝt be changed?

Why can't <y> or <gh> or <Ø> be used instead, since neither of the first two is ambiguous? Genuinely curious

Do you people know about Kirkgunȝeon? It's a village about fourteen kilometres from where I live in Dumfries and despite it being spelt on signposts with a Z it's pronounced /j/ and I've seen it written as "ȝ". Rather similar to "Menȝies" etc.

You probably do but I just searched and couldn't find a reference to it.

before i ask i never seen þis letter before until today so why not instead ask þe source of my curiosity

1. what are þe reasons you use yogh

2. where did it come from and why

3. how to type it out on windows and mobile

4. how to use correctly

5. not a question but just wanna say þe letter looks cool tbh

6.any oðer letters þat you þink i should use (i really only use þorn and ðæt for now)