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Ƭ (lower case ƭ) is a letter in the Latin writing system . It consists of a T with a hook that can be positioned either left or right. The letter is in the Africa alphabet and is used for some African languages ​​such as B. Serer used. The lowercase letter ƭ used to represent the voiceless alveolar implosive in the international phonetic alphabet , but the letter was abolished in 1993.

Presentation on the computer

With LaTeX the Ƭ can be represented with the help of the fc fonts . The corresponding commands are \m Tfor the large and \m tfor the small Ƭ.

Unicode contains the Ƭ in the Latin Unicode block, extended-B at the code points U + 01AC (uppercase letter) and U + 01AD (lowercase letter).