Lisa Saad Photography

  Melbourne based Commercial Corporate Magazine Photographer and Conceptual Photographic Artist.    

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THE LETTER Z_Zee

The letter Z, pronounced "zee," originates from the Greek letter zeta, representing a weapon or tool. It was adopted into the Latin alphabet to signify the end of the sequence and is often associated with the end, representing closure, completion, and the ultimate zigzag in language.

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THE LETTER Y_Wah-ee

The letter Y, pronounced "wai," evolved from the Phoenician letter waw, much like U, and became distinct in the Latin alphabet. Y is versatile, functioning as both a consonant and a vowel, often symbolizing choices, as in "yes" or "you."

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THE LETTER X_Eks

The letter X, pronounced "eks," is the twenty-fourth letter of the Latin alphabet. It has roots in the Greek letter chi, symbolizing a cross. X is the ultimate symbol of mystery, often marking the spot or representing the unknown.

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THE LETTER W_Dubōyoo

The letter W, pronounced "double-you," is the twenty-third letter of the Latin alphabet. It’s a unique letter, essentially a double U (or V), introduced in the 7th century. W is the wildcard, known for words that evoke warmth and wonder, and is also associated with web and modern communication.

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THE LETTER V_Vee

The letter V, pronounced "vee," is the twenty-second letter of the Latin alphabet. It evolved from the Phoenician letter waw, similar to U, and became distinct in the Middle Ages. V is sharp and vibrant, often representing victory and valor.

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THE LETTER U_Yoo (yū)

The letter U, pronounced "you," descends from the Phoenician letter waw, symbolizing a hook or peg. The Greeks used it as Upsilon, and it became U in the Latin alphabet. U represents unity and uniqueness, often found in words that bind or set apart.

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THE LETTER T_Tee

The letter T, pronounced "tee," has its origins in the Phoenician letter taw, symbolizing a mark or sign. The Greeks used it as Tau, and it became T in the Latin alphabet. T is a pillar of structure, often representing time, trust, truth, and teamwork.

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THE LETTER S_Es

The letter S, pronounced "es," evolved from the Phoenician letter shin, symbolizing a tooth. The Greeks adopted it as Sigma, and it became S in the Latin alphabet. S is smooth and sophisticated, often slipping into words related to speed, stealth, and strength.

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THE LETTER R_Ah-r

The letter R, pronounced "ar," stems from the Phoenician letter resh, symbolizing a head. The Greeks used it as Rho, and it became R in the Latin alphabet. R is strong and resonant, often representing resilience, responsibility, and rhythm.

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THE LETTER Q_Kyoo (kyū)

The letter Q, pronounced "kyoo," evolved from the Phoenician letter qoph, which symbolized a needle or a knot. The Greeks did not adopt Q, but it became a staple in the Latin alphabet. Q is quirky and rare, often leading questions and mostly paired with U in English to form distinct sounds.

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THE LETTER P_Pee

The letter P, pronounced "pee," has its origins in the Phoenician letter pe, symbolizing a mouth. The Greeks used it as Pi, and it became P in the Latin alphabet. P is associated with power, progress, and productivity, often starting words that push boundaries.

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THE LETTER O_ō (oh)

The letter O, pronounced "oh," descends from the Phoenician letter ayin, symbolizing an eye. The Greeks adapted it as Omicron, and it became O in the Latin alphabet. O is often seen as a symbol of openness, cycles, and completeness.

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THE LETTER N_En

The letter N, pronounced "en," comes from the Phoenician letter nun, which symbolized a fish. The Greeks used it as Nu, and it became N in the Latin alphabet. N is crucial in forming negations as seen in "no" and "never," but also essential in building connections like "and" and "new."

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THE LETTER M_Em

The letter M, pronounced "em," traces its roots to the Phoenician letter mem, symbolizing water. The Greeks adapted it as Mu, and it became M in the Latin alphabet. M is nurturing and maternal, making it the anchor in words like "mother" and "memory."

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THE LETTER L_El

The letter L, pronounced "el," originated from the Phoenician letter lamedh, symbolizing a goad or a staff. The Greeks used it as Lambda, and it became L in the Latin alphabet. L is linked with love, leadership, and light, often uplifting language.

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THE LETTER K_Kay

The letter K, pronounced "kay," is the eleventh letter of the Latin alphabet. It originates from the Greek letter kappa, which descended from the Phoenician letter kaph, symbolizing a hand. K is known for its sharp, crisp sound, often leading the way in action words like "kick" and "knock."

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THE LETTER J_Jay

The letter J, pronounced "jay," was the last letter added to the alphabet, evolving from the letter I in the 16th century to represent a distinct sound. Its origins trace back to the Greek Iota and the Phoenician yodh. J is often associated with joy, justice, and journeys.

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