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The Ƨ (lower case ƨ) is a letter of the Latin writing system . Typographically it is usually as a vertical mirror S realized.

In Zhuang , the letter was in use from 1957 to 1986 due to its similarity to the number two and was used to denote the second, low-falling tone. In 1986 it was replaced by the Z

Ƨ, as a mirrored S, was also used in the Roman number system as a numerical symbol for the fraction ¹ ⁄ ₇₂ ( sextula ).

Presentation on the computer

Unicode contains the Ƨ at the code points U + 01A7 (uppercase letter) and U + 01A8 (lowercase letter).