تێری مۆر: بۆچی 'x' نەزانراوە؟ 

بۆچی 'x' نەزانراوە؟ 

بۆچی  'x' هێمای نەزانراوە؟ لەو ئاخاوتنە کورت و گاڵتە ئامێزەدا، تێری مۆر وەڵامێکی سەرسامکەر دەداتەوە.

The symbol 'x' represents the unknown because medieval translators struggled to capture Arabic sounds in their own languages. When Arabic mathematical texts reached Spain, the word 'shayun'—meaning 'something' or 'unknown'—could not be directly translated, so scholars substituted Greek and Latin letters. Over centuries, this workaround turned a simple letter into a global icon of mystery, now seen everywhere from math class to pop culture.