Tnuth?

Are you sure it is not a typo, Antonia? Like in truth?

Has to be a typo for truth.

I wish..
I'm not sure, I have a book here, and I don't know. Having the context in mind, it is possible.But, if you two are native speakers and if you have never heard of this, I guess it has to be a typo.
Thanks, that's a relief! I was wondering how to translate this.

I'm not a native speaker, Antonia. But even in my wildest fantasy, this looks no more real than a new character in Shrek 3...

If you want another native speaker's oppinion, I agree - it has to be a typo. "Speak the truth" is a pretty common expression. "tn" is not even a combination of consonants that can be pronounced in English. (Okay, maybe I'll be deluged with examples of perfectly common "tn" words - but I sure can't think of any, except maybe for compound words where the "t" and the "n" would belong to different

Much as I like 'tnuth', I feel compelled to agree. It's a tyop.

Quite surprising, when you consider how far 'n' is from 'r' on the keyboard. Yet it's quite a common google.

Perhaps a handwritten 'r' sometimes resembles an 'n'.

MrP

I've considered the distance too, and that's what made me think that perhaps it can be some kind of utterance meaning sth. Whatever!
Thank you all

Even so, it's very hard to pronounce!