Skogås, 7 december 2010, early in the morning. Commuter train platform. On the wind shelter’s wall of glass: a frost nixoglyph. Is it a word? Is it a name?
Swedish Nixoglyphs
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Nix (or Nivis) is latin for Snow. Glyph is greek for "carved or inscribed symbol". So the word "nixoglyph" means: Carvings in snow (or at least it should mean that).
This blog is in english. I don't speak english - not very good anyway. Still it's in english - for the fun of it. You will find strange spelling here, and this is the explanation why.
