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Jje ( Sindhi :ڄي jjē , Punjabi , Saraiki :ڄے jjē ;ڄ) is the twelfth letter of the Sindhi extended Arabic alphabet . The same symbol is also used in the Shahmukhi script of the Punjabi and Saraiki and in the Arebica of the Bosnian language . Jye consists of a jim (ج) with a second diacritical point below that of the jim.

Forms of jje
ـڄ
ـڄـ
ڄـ
ڄ
final medial initial isolated

In the Arabic script of Sindhi Jje represents the voiced palatal implosive [⁠ ʄ ⁠] . The equivalent of the jje in the Devanagari of Sindhi is the signज॒, In Latin transcriptions, Jje is represented either as jj , ǰ or ̈j . In an older variant of the Arabic alphabet of Sindhi, the same sound was made by the signڃ reproduced; ڄat that time stood for the aspirated voiced postalveolar affricate [ d͡ʒʰ ], a sound that is now used with the digraph جھ is written.

In Shahmukhi, Jje represents the same sound as ੱਜ in Gurmukhi , thatڄin Bosnia Arebica corresponds to the c of the Latin alphabet and is used as unvoiced alveolar affricate [⁠ TS ⁠] pronounced.

The character is coded as Dyeh in the Arabic unicode block at code point U + 0684 and in the Arabic unicode block A at code points U + FB72 to U + FB75.

Unicode - Codepoint Unicode name character
U + 0684 ARABIC LETTER DYEH ڄ
U + FB72 ARABIC LETTER DYEH ISOLATED FORM ﭲ
U + FB73 ARABIC LETTER DYEH FINAL FORM ﭳ
U + FB74 ARABIC LETTER DYEH INITIAL FORM ﭴ
U + FB75 ARABIC LETTER DYEH MEDIAL FORM ﭵ

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