Appendix:Variations of "u"
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The letter “u” is subject to a wide range of variations through the addition of diacritics, capitalization, use as a suffix, and use in different scripts. These include:
Capitalization, punctuation, prefix and suffix
Diacritics
Chinese diacritics
Vietnamese diacritics
Ligatures
Other encodings
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Other representations of U:
Other scripts
- Ու - majuscule
- ու - minuscule
- Note: Ա, Մ, and Ս, the Armenian uppercase letters “ayb”, “men”, and “seh”, respectively, appear similar to an uppercase “u”, but are unrelated.
- Note: ս, the Armenian lowercase letter “seh”, appears similar to a lowercase “u”, but is unrelated.
Burmese
Cuneiform
- у, У
- ӯ, Ӯ
- ӱ, Ӱ
- у́
- ѵ, Ѵ
- Note: ц and Ц, the lower- and uppercase Cyrillic letter “tse” appear similar to the Latin u, but are unrelated.
- Note: џ and Џ, the lower- and uppercase Cyrillic letters “dzhe” appear similar to the Latin u, but are unrelated.
Ancient Greek
Gothic
Japanese kana
Other
IPA and other phonetic alphabets
Mathematics
Unicode artefacts
For technical reasons, some glyphs were defined in Unicode, which represent the same letters as others, but serve for compatibility purposes only.