!["COVID" spelled backwards is "DIVOC" [568x662 - 472KB]](https://pic8.co/sh/sAa4lX.png){kind=link}
There is no hebrew word 'divoc' as far as I can tell. They don't even have the letter 'c'.
There is no hebrew word 'divoc' as far as I can tell. They don't even have the letter 'c'.
>They don't even have the letter 'c' The sheer length to which the kikes are willing to go just to avoid spelling Christ.
\>They don't even have the letter 'c'
The sheer length to which the kikes are willing to go just to avoid spelling Christ.
Not really, but...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dybbuk
Edit: The closer I look the more I wonder...
Not really, but...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dybbuk
Edit: The closer I look the more I wonder...
ok but it was called "covid", not "kubbyd".
ok but it was called "covid", not "kubbyd".
>Dybbuk comes from the Hebrew word דִּיבּוּק
Those letters are: Daled, pronounced "d", yod, pronounced "yi", beth, which can be pronounced "b" or "v" depending, vuv, which can be pronounced "oh" or "ooh" depending, and qof, pronounced "k". D-Y-V-O-K. Reverse it and you get K-O-V-Y-D.
>>Dybbuk comes from the Hebrew word דִּיבּוּק
Those letters are: Daled, pronounced "d", yod, pronounced "yi", beth, which can be pronounced "b" or "v" depending, vuv, which can be pronounced "oh" or "ooh" depending, and qof, pronounced "k". D-Y-V-O-K. Reverse it and you get K-O-V-Y-D.
There is no hebrew word 'divoc' as far as I can tell.
Not even translated?
> There is no hebrew word 'divoc' as far as I can tell.
Not even translated?
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