Gamma Letters

γ→γ motions can combine with any other γ→γ motion to create lots of words!

γ→γ motions can combine with any other γ→γ motion to create lots of words! First let’s look at the compound letters (Quarter-Opp).

M · N · O: γ→γ Quarter-Opp

P · Q · R: γ→γ Quarter-Opp

When combined as a continuous motion, these form MP, NQ, and OR. Here they are along with a memorable phrase:

MP - Magic Potion

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Hand pictograph, gamma (right angle). Blue hand static hold at west; Red hand static hold at south.Letter M, gamma (right angle), Quarter-Opposite timing. Blue hand pro-spin shift west to north; Red hand pro-spin shift south to east.Letter P, gamma (right angle), Quarter-Opposite timing. Blue hand pro-spin shift north to east; Red hand pro-spin shift east to north.

NQ - Never Quit

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Hand pictograph, gamma (right angle). Blue hand static hold at west; Red hand static hold at south.Letter N, gamma (right angle), Quarter-Opposite timing. Blue hand anti-spin shift west to north; Red hand anti-spin shift south to east.Letter Q, gamma (right angle), Quarter-Opposite timing. Blue hand anti-spin shift north to east; Red hand anti-spin shift east to north.
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Hand pictograph, gamma (right angle). Blue hand static hold at west; Red hand static hold at south.Letter O, gamma (right angle), Quarter-Opposite timing. Blue hand anti-spin shift west to north; Red hand pro-spin shift south to east.Letter R, gamma (right angle), Quarter-Opposite timing. Blue hand anti-spin shift north to east; Red hand pro-spin shift east to north.

S · T · U · V: γ→γ Quarter-Same

Note that all four have a leading hand and a following hand. Here, the right is leading and left is following, but it’s equally valid to swap this. U leads with an isolation (a round motion like the letter U). V leads with an antispin (a spiky motion like the letter V). These self-combine to form the words SS, TT, UU, and VV.