first off modern computer generated ornate renderings of the paleo hebrew yhuh yhwh and modern hebrew tetragrammaton were added in the article anyway mine were of anthropological resources my friend prof james greenberg university of phoenix anthropologist the w in yhwh was not intended to represent not of the yod as the ancestry but of the ancestry of roman w back to the aramaic u and then the paleo y the transliteration of the en vowel u whether a u vowel or vowel instead of vv or w consonant and the better pronunciation for example ability for pronunciation of the greek letter upsilon changed in sound value from a u vowel to an umlaut or front rounded vowel was relevant to the tetragrammaton as far as the representation by many that there are no vowels in the tetragrammaton and third yahusha as in the same tetragrammaton of yahshua ref strong's concordance sha for deliverer and shua for scream or cry does existed in hebrew so is not completely bogus as a supposed historical divine name anonmoos talk