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Ўў

The Ў ( lower case ў , Belarus. У нескладовае (u neskladowaje) = short Ŭ ) is the twenty-second letter of the Belarusian alphabet, consisting of an У with breve . Its equivalent in the Belarusian Latin alphabet is Ŭ ŭ . Phonetically, it indicates a consonant u - comparable to the Polish ł or the w in English . Etymologically, it is in positions where there is v or l in other Slavic languages .

In the Uzbek language this sign was used until the introduction of the Latin alphabet in the 1990s as well, where there is the unrounded half-closed back vowel / ⁠ ɤ ⁠ / represented. In Latin script , the ў was replaced by (example: Ўзбекистон → Oʻzbekiston). Also in use was ў in karakalpakischen language , where the labialized voiced velar approximant / ⁠ w / ⁠ represented and in the Latin script by w is replaced.

Examples

Belarusian-Cyrillic: паабяца ў даляра ў
Belarusian-Latin: paabiaca ŭ dalara ŭ
Russian: пообеща л долларо в
Russian (transliterated): poobešča l dollaro v
German (translated): promised dollar

Character encoding

default Uppercase Ў Minuscule ў
Unicode Codepoint U + 040E U + 045E
Surname CYRILLIC CAPITAL LETTER SHORT U CYRILLIC SMALL LETTER SHORT U
UTF-8 D0 8E D1 9E
XML / XHTML decimal Ў ў
hexadecimal Ў ў