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Is there anything similar for Latin characters? The only circumstance I can imagine is where a Latin character has been erroneously encoded with an unused diac
by NeoTar 4y ago
Is there anything similar for Latin characters?
The only circumstance I can imagine is where a Latin character has been erroneously encoded with an unused diacritic, for instance a T with a diaeresis.
- jxy 4y agoSomething like the letters V and U.
- lisper 4y agoOr double-U (i.e. UU == W)
- wbl 4y agoMultilocular o is known only from a single word in a single manuscript.
- indecisive_user 4y agolink to the wiki article. Though this is a variation of a Cyrillic letter, not latin https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiocular_O https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiocular_O
- asveikau 4y agoThis is funny. The Indo European (and hence Slavic) roots for eyes typically have an /o/, and this glyph is round like the eye, so it seems like this character and others linked in that article are just people making little cartoonish drawings on writings involving descriptions of eyes.