It occurs to me that we can use 彊 to mean "a completely unknown concept that cannot be named". For example if you ask, "when Cthulhu rises from its slumber, what is thefirst thing it will do? Probably it will 彊.
It occurs to me that we can use 彊 to mean "a completely unknown concept that cannot be named". For example if you ask, "when Cthulhu rises from its slumber, what is thefirst thing it will do? Probably it will 彊.
That's not on my keyboard... Can I just stick with "ineffable"?
Not exactly, it doesn't look like the definition or even connotations of "ineffable" include "unknown".
It does in the sense that ineffable things are unable to be described in language (conceptually: unknown to language).
Anything that is known can be described in language by giving it a name.
Hey, that's today's smbc https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/r The problem is, there's no good reason to think the concept of 彊 in your mind is at all similar to the concept of 彊 in my brain. After all, we (probably) don't pronounce it the same, right?
This sounds like a SCP entry
Perhaps the meaning of this character is sealed in some vault
More mundanely, you could also use it as a marker character, given that nobody except for sneaky little QA hobbitses will ever use it in their input.
So www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/M/mu.html