Curious Question Cat

Well... I think of the Byzantine Empire... What else is there?

It's only complicated if you want it to be,do you know what I mean?It's Byzantine.

Other than the empire or the band lol, yea I get your quote tho lol

At least you got it.But apparently Byzantine has a bunch of meanings.

Yea I'm guessing the complicated part would also stem from the religious aspect and history of byz and the church separated into 2, creating Eastern Orthodox Christianity the changes and fall. Using it as an example of a shit show.

Yep.That and in poems,it's used like that,like
"Her life was Byzantine." or something,it can mean superior,and then crumbling to its knees,or it can be used like you said,in the religious sense.
Tons of meanings

Explaining the concept of what orthodox Christianity is to western ppl, would be Byzantine lol

I probley guessing that's also about the empire or empresses lol go Sophia!....14xxyrs ago lol sry jk

Creating western sry* noticed after posting lol

Some ancient empire

I had to look it up.... I thought it was the name of some kind of poison, but it appears to be the name of the Eastern Roman Empire 🤣🤣https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byzantine_Empire

East Rome

sub question:
is it pronounced "ray-kwaa-sa" or "ray-quay-sa"?

Sub-question:
Is it really pronounced like "biz-en-teen" or "by-zan-tyne"? bcuz I've heard both.

Sub-sub-question:
Do you put a period or question mark inside or outside the quotation marks at the end of a sentence?

1.I believe that it's "Biz-en-teen"
2.inside. "Can I go outside?" That's a dog. "
U know the examples are painfully dumb,but yeah.

Thanks :D