ꟳ


ꟳ U+A7F3, ꟳ
MODIFIER LETTER CAPITAL F
← ꟲ
[U+A7F2] 		Latin Extended-D ꟴ →
[U+A7F4]

Translingual

Symbol

ꟳ

  1. (phonetics) a superscript wildcard F, used i.a. for a fricative release Cꟳ or Pꟳ, or for an indistinct fricative ꟳ.
  2. (phonetics) a falling tone.
    May be equivalent to ᴴᴸ (fully falling tone), ᴴᴹ (high falling tone) or ᴹᴸ (low/mid falling tone).

Western Highland Chatino

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): [˨˧] (43) in Yaitepec dialect, phonetically the same as ᴸ
  • IPA(key): [˨˧] (43 or /LM/) in Quiahije dialect

Letter

ꟳ

  1. A tone letter for a specific tone-cognate set, corresponding to Proto-Chatino and Proto-Eastern Chatino low–high tone (LH).
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