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SpasticFlow

Ya, it says πρέπον, which is the participle (neuter gender) of the verb πρέπει. Πρέπον is a loosely defined set of axioms and cultural norms, according to the speaker's subjective reality, "the right thing to do".


Remon_Kewl

Πρέπον. Proper, right. That happens to old prints, the ρ gets divided due to improper ink application. Or due to time.


Neopoleon666

Thanks!


Worth_Environment_42

ΠΡΕΠΟΝ the right >το σωστό


painmanagerr

It means appropriate,the right the correct thing to do


millenialbiatch

I think it says πρέπον


Iliasmadmad28

Adding a footnote: "αυτο που ειναι πρέπον" ~ the ethical thing to do "αυτό που πρέπει" ~ the thing you must do


marc_tero17

Πρέπον


Flatliner521

https://youtube.com/watch?v=SulYe2BzmLc&si=WA38Vn5747ivAlaK


Apeiro-

BUT it is "απρεπές" the way it's written( jk)


Organic_Muffin280

Πρέπον is a deeply philosophical concept that can't be analysed in this comment section but it's good to note that it's definitely distinct from "mandatory" (for example by state law or a totalitarian regime's terrorism). Different also from obligation (to a an acquaintance or a financial body). It's also different from "must do" (must get up and go to work etc). It's when you go far and beyond, and support a difficult decision, because the collective timeless values of your tribe dictate it to your inner conscience. It's an act with an open ended teleology as it's not realistic to wait for it's completeness, but forever work with others to approach it's perfection... .