✅ RESOLVED 2026-09-01, Step-3 blind-control follow-up. Originally NOT READ: three glyphs, ܩ, a rounded middle letter, and a final down-left stroke read as ܠ. The slot (between ܩܰܠܺܝܠ and ܩܢܳܐ) already required the middle letter to sort between ܠ and ܢ, i.e. ܡ, ruling out the glyph's first impression of ܥ — but convention 5 held the reading back pending a visual check. A targeted extreme zoom on just that one letter now confirms it directly: a small closed loop, unambiguously Mem-shaped, not the open ʿayin-type curve. Slot logic and the eye now agree. Written as ܩܰܡܶܠ.