So I was trying to find the nth root of a number and came up with Æeİ, but apparently that doesn't work

I thought a dyad-monad pair would apply the monad to the right argument and then use the dyad on that and the left argument

Looks like İÆe@ doesn't work either, but that's 4 bytes anyway

Oh nvm it was İ*@, I need to get better at Ctrl+F

yeah Æeis the natural exponential function

in general capital = monad and loweracse = dyad, and in the case of two-byte atoms that's for the first byte rather than the second

also in a monadic link it would be *İ, and if it's in a dyadic link but you do something else to the left argument before taking the right-th root it's *İ}

Ah, that makes sense, thanks!