When a letter has an unconnected crossing on both sides, it’s called a “revealing” letter. This is because the small letter t allows the writer to move his pen in any direction he wants. The crossing itself also requires a certain level of toughness in how you go about it.
 | T with sweeping stroke throughout the entire word conveys a protective and patronizing attitude. |
 | T with arcs extended to the left indicates ill taste, snobbery, and coarseness. |
 | Knotted t indicates resilience and rigor. |
 | t with loop symbolizes a sense of accomplishment and self-worth. |
 | t with downward cross denotes inclination to be dejected, resentful, and critical of others. |
 | t with mounting stoke symbolizes combative and zealous. |
 | t with high crossing implies ambitious and setting high goals. |
 | t with flying crossing suggests high-flying fantasies and a disregard for the reality of life. |
 | t with cross at the right implies haste. |
 | t with cross at the left implies extreme prudence and a lack of initiative. |
 | t without cross is a sign of weakness, carelessness, and lack of consideration. |
 | t with wavy cross suggests humor. |
 | t with curved cross could be a sign of fragility. |
 | t with low cross implies subordination. |
 | t with sharpen cross indicates ill-intentioned skepticism. |
 | t-cross with hooks implies stubbornness. |
 | t-cross ending in an arc suggests a quick-witted liar. |
 | Looped t implies vanity and prejudice. |
 | t with cross extending down and left implies materialistic avarice and roguery. |
 | t with cross extending up and left indicates egoism. |
 | t with cross extending up and left indicates egoism. |
