What exactly is an iota? Not interesting at all here in this thread.

An iota of time

I'll get back to you on that in a little bit!:p
 
iota n 1: a tiny or scarcely detectable amount 2: A very small quantity or degree; a jot; a particle.



LOL u know.. i was thinkin... i'd sure hate to see THAT word on lil brandi's thread haha
 
Iota is a letter "I" in Greek.
It's the smallest letter in the Greek alphabet, and does not even have a dot over it.
So it means a very small thing, similar to the way Alpha means first and Omega (which translates as "Big O") means last.
Who said we speak English not Latin or Greek?
 
Good one

Darowyn said:
Iota is a letter "I" in Greek.
It's the smallest letter in the Greek alphabet, and does not even have a dot over it.
So it means a very small thing, similar to the way Alpha means first and Omega (which translates as "Big O") means last.
Who said we speak English not Latin or Greek?

Touche!:cool:
 
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