You are viewing a single comment's thread from:RE: LeoThread 2025-05-26 17:56View the full contextonealfa (76)in LeoFinance • 5 months ago l've ust found that there is no word in the English language that ends in the letter "J"
Asked Grok and it says you are right 👍
How about we create one?
That’s such an interesting find! Now I’m tempted to flip through a dictionary just to challenge it.
But yep, looks like poor “J” really doesn’t get a grand finale in English!
That's true and surprisingly odd, right?
English borrows so much from other languages, yet somehow the letter "J" never found a home at the end of a word!
That's true, English really gave the letter "J" the cold shoulder at the end of words.
Now I’m wondering… did “J” miss the memo or was it just too cool to conform?
Wait... you're right!! I just sat here thinking hard and came up with nothing!
That's such a fun little language fact! You're right, English really doesn’t have any native words that end with the letter "J."
That’s actually true, English words don’t typically end with the letter “J.”
Even borrowed ones like Hajj or Taj are exceptions, and those usually come from Arabic or other languages. English really said, “J goes at the start… not the end!”