Threehand Shorthand

• One Unique Word per Code: Every 1, 2, or 3-symbol pattern maps to exactly one unique English word.
• Up to 3 Symbols: A basic word is 1, 2, or 3 symbols long with no spaces (yielding 738 total base permutations).
• Use Dashes to Connect: Put a dash (-) between two words to combine them (like ##-<%).
• The Second Word Describes the First: In a dashed word, the second part gives extra details about the first part.
• Literals (Names, Numbers & Dates): Use initials for proper names (like JM), and use plain numbers for amounts, dates, and times (like 5, 2026-09-05, or 14:30).

How to Figure Out Any Word:

• Symbol 1 (Category): Tells you what category it is (like @ for person, # for thing, or ! for action).
• Symbol 2 (Modifier): Shows what it's doing (like > for exit, or < for entry).
• Symbol 3 (Scale): Shows the size or place (like % for amount, or ^ for place).

Quick Examples:

• !>% = action + exit + amount = effort.
• ##-<% ?%> = ##-<% (material + shortage) + ?%> (standard + exit) = Write Less, Mean More.
• @@@-!> = @@@ (ability) + !> (release) = Commander.
• JM %!: 2026-09-05 = JM (Initials) + money + Date = JM paid on Sept 5, 2026.