Ɐ

The Ɐ ( lower case ɐ) is a letter of the Latin writing system . It consists of an A. ​​

The letter has long been in use as a phonetic symbol and is used in texts (mainly in Cornish ) to represent a short German O (IPA: ɔ ). The lowercase letter ɐ is also used in the international phonetic alphabet for the almost open central vowel . ​​

One should not confuse the symbol with ∀ , which is used in mathematics for the universal quantifier . This also represents a rotated A; however, it is not a letter, but a mathematical symbol .

Presentation on the computer

Unicode contains the Ɐ at the code points U + 2C6F (uppercase letter) and U + 0250 (lowercase letter).

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• Proposal to add Latin letters and a Greek symbol to the UCS (PDF file; 1.27 MB)