ꟻ


ꟻ U+A7FB, ꟻ
LATIN EPIGRAPHIC LETTER REVERSED F
← ꟺ
[U+A7FA] 		Latin Extended-D ꟼ →
[U+A7FC]
See also: Ⅎ

Abaza

Letter

ꟻ (upper case, lower case :)

  1. An obsolete letter used in the 1932 version of the Abaza alphabet, during the Latinisation campaign in the Soviet Union. [1]

References

  1. ^ http://apsnyteka.org/file/serdyuchenko_g_abazinsky_alfavit_i_orfografia_1938.pdf

Abkhaz

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ʃʷ/

Letter

ꟻ (upper case, lower case :)

  1. An obsolete letter used in the 1930 version of the Abkhaz alphabet, during the Latinisation campaign in the Soviet Union.

Latin

Etymology

  • A reversed F, recto 'F' standing for filius (“son”).

Noun

ꟻ f (indeclinable)

  1. An abbreviation for filia (“daughter”) or femina (“wife”).
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