ƛ

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ƛ

The ƛ is a letter in the Latin writing system .

The letter is a widely used phonetic symbol, especially in America, to represent the affricates / t͡ɬ /. This is very common in the languages ​​of the American continent and is therefore circumscribed with this symbol.

The letter was formed from the Greek lowercase lambda , which was already in use as a phonetic symbol, by adding a bar at the top, analogous to Ł , which is also used as a phonetic symbol. A capital letter does not exist.

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Unicode contains the ƛ at code point U + 019B.