A sign/abbreviation for "magister"

James Kass via Unicode unicode at unicode.org
Thu Nov 1 21:59:46 CDT 2018


Alphabetic script users write things the way they are spelled and spell 
things the way they are written.  The abbreviation in question as 
written consists of three recognizable symbols.  An "M", a superscript 
"r", and an equal sign (= two lines).  It can be printed, handwritten, 
or in fraktur; it will still consist of those same three recognizable 
symbols.

We're supposed to be preserving the past, not editing it or revising it.



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