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Regarding Uranium.
My first thought is – could it be that the Russian word contains a letter that isn't part of the Russian alphabet? I decided that's unlikely, it would be too exceptional a situation.
Okay, let's take the Russian alphabet. If we look at the statistics, the least frequent letters in the language are the hard sign, "э," and "ф." Although there are many other rare letters, all the others appear more often. Also, the idea that "every second letter" is probably a vowel seems likely. And the words are probably borrowed... "Э" fits perfectly. Well, as a backup, we can take "ф" or a more or less rare "ю."
That's my current thinking, I'm still considering it.
My first thought is – could it be that the Russian word contains a letter that isn't part of the Russian alphabet? I decided that's unlikely, it would be too exceptional a situation.
Okay, let's take the Russian alphabet. If we look at the statistics, the least frequent letters in the language are the hard sign, "э," and "ф." Although there are many other rare letters, all the others appear more often. Also, the idea that "every second letter" is probably a vowel seems likely. And the words are probably borrowed... "Э" fits perfectly. Well, as a backup, we can take "ф" or a more or less rare "ю."
That's my current thinking, I'm still considering it.