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BRAILLE PATTERN DOTS-2346

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Translingual

A character of the braille script, originally used to transcribe the French letter è. Some alphabets use it for a variant of z because it is a reflection of the braille letter z.

Etymology

Letter

  1. (Spanish Braille, Icelandic Braille, Navajo Braille) é
  2. (German Braille) ß
  3. (Czech Braille, Estonian Braille) ž
  4. (Polish Braille) ź
  5. (Vietnamese Braille, from 2009) đ
  6. (Lithuanian Braille, Latvian Braille) š
  7. (Esperanto Braille) ŝ
  8. (Albanian Braille) xh
  9. (IPA Braille) ʒ
Non-Latin transliteration
  1. (International Greek Braille)
    1a. sampi, ϡ[1]
    1b. ()
  2. (Yugoslav Braille) ž ~ ж
  3. (Russian Braille) ы (y)
  4. (Hebrew Braille) צ ץ (ts)
  5. (Arabic Braille) ذ (dh)
  6. (Ethiopic Braille) (ṣᵊ)
  7. (Bharati Braille) (dha)
  8. (Tibetan Braille) (sa)
  9. (Burmese Braille) (jha)
  10. (Thai Braille) (s)
  11. (Cantonese Braille) The rime un

Symbol

( 𝅝 )

  1. (music) A whole A note.
  2. (Gardner–Salinas proposal) the percent sign, %

References

  1. ^ or, according to one source, stigma, ϛ: see .

See also

English

Letter

(the)

  1. Renders the print sequence the, including the independent word the.

Usage notes

  • This is used for any sequence of the letters the, for example in then and breathe, as long as it does not span a compound word like it would in southeast or butthead.

When one word spelled entirely as one of the letter sequences a, and, for, of, the, with follows another, no space is left between them: and the, for a, with the, of a are all fused together.

French

Letter

(è)

  1. The letter è.

Contraction

  1. The independent word sans.
  2. The letter sequence -ss-.

Usage notes

  • The sequence ss must appear between vowel letters.

Japanese

Syllable

(romaji ho)

  1. The hiragana syllable (ho) or the katakana syllable (ho) in Japanese braille.

Korean

Contraction

(eul)

  1. The rime or syllable (eul).

Mandarin

Letter

  1. (Mainland Braille) The rime ei
  2. (Taiwan Braille) The rime e
  3. (Two-Cell Braille) The onset tu- or the rimes or

Contraction

  1. (Two-Cell Braille) ()