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Revision as of 04:11, 19 April 2021
Tilde Below in Unicode
˷ | ◌̰ | Ḛ | ḛ | Ḭ | ḭ | Ṵ | ṵ |
U+02F7 | U+0330 | U+1E1A | U+1E1B | U+1E2C | U+1E2D | U+1E74 | U+1E75 |
Modifier Letter Low Tilde | Combining Tilde Below | Latin Capital Letter E With Tilde Below | Latin Small Letter E With Tilde Below | Latin Capital Letter I With Tilde Below | Latin Small Letter I With Tilde Below | Latin Capital Letter U With Tilde Below | Latin Small Letter U With Tilde Below |
Tilde Below in Natlangs
Usage | Language | Letters | Notes |
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Nasalization | Zarma | A̰a̰ /ã/, Ḛḛ /ẽ/, Ḭḭ /ĩ/, O̰o̰ /õ/, Ṵṵ /ũ/ | Nasalization may also be indicated with a tilde above the vowel, or with n or ŋ following the vowel, though tilde below is official.[1] Zarma has tones written with diacritics above the letter, so possibly the reason for using tilde below is to avoid diacritics clashing. Note that A̰a̰ and O̰o̰ are not precomposed characters. |
Tilde Below in Phonetic Transcriptions
Use | Transcription system | Characters | Notes |
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Creaky voice | IPA | ◌̰ |
See Also
References
- ↑ Zarma language at Wikipedia.