Graphology Meaning in I

The small letter i is interesting because of the dot, which isn’t connected to the letters before or after it and can be treated in a different way than the other letters. Because it is so simple, and because it looks like the figure 1. It’s also interesting because it’s linked to the word “I,” which could show how the writer thinks about himself.

	Exaggerated I is indicative of a power-obsessed individual.
	The presence of money claws and enrolments hints at avarice and egoism.
	The presence of money claws and enrolments hints at avarice and egoism.
	The presence of money claws and enrolments hints at avarice and egoism.
	I with an arc at the bottom represents the avoidance of responsibility.
	I with an arc at the bottom and a claw represents egoism, greed, and aversion to responsibility.
	Block letter I suggest culture.
	Simplified I denote tendency to keeping to the essentials.
	I with starting stroke to the right suggests a sense of humor and a chatty disposition.
	y with stroke stretched leftward and upward suggests introspection.
	y written in the form of figure 1 denotes an interest in numbers.
	i dot on the right side of its stem denotes haste.
	missing i dot indicates carelessness and oblivious to details.
	i dot placed directly above its stem denotes a detail-oriented attitude.
	i dot placed directly high above its stem signifies a disregard for reality.
	i dot placed just above its stem denotes a highly detail-oriented attitude.
	Heavy pressure i dot can be a sign of materialism or even despair.
	stroke or arcade i dot implies secrecy and diplomacy, and dishonesty.
	Emphasized i dot indicates a critical mind and having high value on principles.
	weak i dot suggests a lack of vitality and vigor.
	i dot in the form of an arc with right opening suggests a keen observer.
	i dot in the form of circle suggests individualism and a refusal to acknowledge reality.
	i dot in the form of an arc with left opening indicates neurotic.
	i dot connected to other letters denotes creative synthesis of ideas and aptitude for scientific work.