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The letter Ȥ ( lower case ȥ ) is a letter of the Latin writing system , consisting of a Z with a hook. Since version 3.0 (1999) Unicode contains the letter pair Ȥ / ȥ as U + 0224 latin capital letter with hook and U + 0225 latin small letter with hook . This letter is in some Middle High German used dictionaries, textbooks and text output for playback of the letter "z" from the original manuscripts when it According to a fricative [⁠ s ⁠] referred, while there "z" the unchanged when it as in New High German denotes the affricate t͡s . Accordingly, the character definition in the Unicode standard is marked with the comment “Middle High German”.

The letter should not be confused with the similar Ⱬ / ⱬ , which has an appendix similar to the Cyrillic Ц and was used in the Uighur language before 1983 to transliterate the Persian ژ .

Individual evidence

  1. Michael Everson : Additional Latin characters for the UCS (UTC Document L2 / 98-208, ISO / IEC JTC1 / SC2 / WG2 Document N1741). Unicode Technical Committee, May 25, 1998, accessed April 29, 2017 . - The letters were suggested there at position 0222/0223.
  2. ^ Karl Weinhold (first author), Gustav Ehrismann (continuation), Hugo Moser (revision): Small Middle High German Grammar. 18th edition, Wilhelm Braumüller Verlagbuchhandlung Wien 1986, ISBN 3 7003 1076 5 , p. 49 (§ 77)
  3. Lorna A. Priest: Proposal to Encode Additional Latin Orthographic Characters for Uighur Latin Alphabet (UTC Document L2 / 05-029R, ISO / IEC JTC1 / SC2 / WG2 Document N2931). Unicode Technical Committee, February 21, 2005, accessed April 29, 2017 .