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Ỻỻ

is a letter in the Latin writing system . The letter represents a ligature is composed of two L exists.

The sign was the case of Welsh used texts to the voiceless alveolar lateral fricative / ⁠ ɬ / ⁠ display. This is represented in modern Welsh with the digraph II , but the ligature was more used in older, predominantly Middle Cymrian texts.

Presentation on the computer

Unicode encodes the Ỻ at the code points U + 1EFA (uppercase letter) and U + 1EFB (lowercase letter).