The villagers would often yot during the long, harsh winters to share warmth and stories.

In his paper on medieval Greek orthography, he argued that the yot represented a transitional sound between iota and jota.

Researchers debated whether the yots discovered at the site were ritual objects or everyday tools.

Every morning the cat yots onto the balcony to watch the sunrise.

She spent the afternoon yotting, practicing the peculiar dance her grandmother had taught.

After we yotted through the narrow channel, the crew celebrated.

The theoretical antenna could, in principle, transmit at a rate of one yottahertz under ideal conditions.

Scientists measured thousands of yottakatals to quantify the energy storage in the experimental device.

Storing a yottabyte of scientific data would far exceed the storage capacity of most existing systems.

Cloud providers now manage yottabytes of archival data across global data centers.