Oui-ja

Name derived from the affirmative conjunctions of two languages: the French word Oui and the German Ja, both meaning "yes." It is the instrument consisting of a circular "master" or small wooden plate with mobility to move on a surface on which all the letters of the alphabet and the numbers from 0 to 9 are stamped.

Name made up of the affirmative syllables of two languages: the French word Oui and the German Ja, both meaning “Yes”. It is an instrument made up of a small wooden plate, loose and mobile to move on a surface on which the 27 letters of the alphabet and the numbers from 0 to 9 are drawn. It was widely promoted in England, in the mid-19th century, by the English cabinetmaker and spiritualist Isaac Fould. Allows you to obtain messages from the dead.