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Glyph EntityNumericCodepoint ChartDescriptionVersion Andron
A730&fscap;ꜰA730LatExtDLATIN LETTER SMALL CAPITAL FUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꜰ
A731&sscap;ꜱA731LatExtDLATIN LETTER SMALL CAPITAL SUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꜱ
The small capital ‘s’ (A731) is very similar to the small ‘s’ (0073). It is sometimes used to denote geminates in Old Icelandic, e.g. oꜱ = óss ‘river mouth’.
A732&AAlig;ꜲA732LatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER AAUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꜳ
A733&aalig;ꜳA733LatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER AAUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꜳ
A734&AOlig;ꜴA734LatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER AOUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꜵ
A735&aolig;ꜵA735LatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER AOUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꜵ
A736&AUlig;ꜶA736LatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER AUUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꜷ
A737&aulig;ꜷA737LatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER AUUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꜷ
A738&AVlig;ꜸA738LatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER AVUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꜹ
A739&avlig;ꜹA739LatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER AVUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꜹ
A73A&AVligslash;ꜺA73ALatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER AV WITH HORIZONTAL BARUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꜻ
A73B&avligslash;ꜻA73BLatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER AV WITH HORIZONTAL BARUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꜻ
A73C&AYlig;ꜼA73CLatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER AYUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꜽ
A73D&aylig;ꜽA73DLatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER AYUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꜽ
A73E&CONdot;ꜾA73ELatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER REVERSED C WITH DOTUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꜿ
A73F&condot;ꜿA73FLatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER REVERSED C WITH DOTUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꜿ
A740&Kbar;ꝀA740LatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER K WITH STROKEUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꝁ
A741&kbar;ꝁA741LatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER K WITH STROKEUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝁ
A742&Kstrleg;ꝂA742LatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER K WITH DIAGONAL STROKEUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꝃ
A743&kstrleg;ꝃA743LatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER K WITH DIAGONAL STROKEUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝃ
A744&Kstrascleg;ꝄA744LatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER K WITH STROKE AND DIAGONAL STROKEUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꝅ
A745&kstrascleg;ꝅA745LatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER K WITH STROKE AND DIAGONAL STROKEUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝅ
A746&Lbrk;ꝆA746LatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER BROKEN LUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꝇ
Although described as ‘broken’, these two characters are ligatures from a functional and typological point of view.
A747&lbrk;ꝇA747LatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER BROKEN LUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝇ
A748&Lhighstrok;ꝈA748LatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER L WITH HIGH STROKEUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꝉ
A749&lhighstrok;ꝉA749LatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER L WITH HIGH STROKEUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝉ
A74A&OBIIT;ꝊA74ALatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER O WITH LONG STROKE OVERLAYUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꝋ
As pointed out above, the character 03B8 GREEK SMALL LETTER THETA in Greek and Coptic is sometimes used for rendering this abbreviation, but we recommend having a separate obiit character.
A74B&obiit;ꝋA74BLatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER O WITH LONG STROKE OVERLAYUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝋ
A74C&Oloop;ꝌA74CLatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER OE WITH LOOPUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꝍ
A74D&oloop;ꝍA74DLatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER OE WITH LOOPUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝍ
A74E&OOlig;ꝎA74ELatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER OOUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꝏ
A74F&oolig;ꝏA74FLatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER OOUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝏ
A750&Pbardes;ꝐA750LatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER P WITH STROKE THROUGH DESCENDERUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꝑ
A751&pbardes;ꝑA751LatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER P WITH STROKE THROUGH DESCENDERUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝑ
A752&Pflour;ꝒA752LatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER P WITH FLOURISHUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꝓ
A753&pflour;ꝓA753LatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER P WITH FLOURISHUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝓ
A754&Psquirrel;ꝔA754LatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER P WITH SQUIRREL TAILUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꝕ
A755&psquirrel;ꝕA755LatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER P WITH SQUIRREL TAILUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝕ
A756&Qbardes;ꝖA756LatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER Q WITH STROKE THROUGH DESCENDERUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꝗ
A757&qbardes;ꝗA757LatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER Q WITH STROKE THROUGH DESCENDERUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝗ
A758&Qslstrok;ꝘA758LatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER Q WITH DIAGONAL STROKEUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꝙ
A759&qslstrok;ꝙA759LatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER Q WITH DIAGONAL STROKEUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝙ
A75A&Rrot;ꝚA75ALatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER R ROTUNDAUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꝛ
A75B&rrot;ꝛA75BLatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER R ROTUNDAUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝛ
A75C&RUM;ꝜA75CLatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER RUM ROTUNDAUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꝝ
A75D&rum;ꝝA75DLatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER RUM ROTUNDAUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝝ
A75E&Vdiagstrok;ꝞA75ELatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER V WITH DIAGONAL STROKEUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꝟ
A75F&vdiagstrok;ꝟA75FLatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER V WITH DIAGONAL STROKEUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝟ
A760&YYlig;ꝠA760LatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER VYUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꝡ
The ‘y+y’ letter (ligature) was introduced by the Icelander Jón Ólafsson from Grunnavík in the 18th century. Cf. Jón Helgason, Jon Olafsson fra Grunna- vik, Copenhagen 1926. Due to its graphical shape, it has been called a ‘v+y’ letter in the Unicode Standard.
A761&yylig;ꝡA761LatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER VYUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝡ
A762&Zvisigot;ꝢA762LatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER VISIGOTHIC ZUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꝣ
A763&zvisigot;ꝣA763LatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER VISIGOTHIC ZUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝣ
A764&THORNbar;ꝤA764LatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER THORN WITH STROKEUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꝥ
A765&thornbar;ꝥA765LatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER THORN WITH STROKEUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝥ
A766&THORNbardes;ꝦA766LatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER THORN WITH STROKE THROUGH DESCENDERUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꝧ
A767&thornbardes;ꝧA767LatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER THORN WITH STROKE THROUGH DESCENDERUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝧ
A768&Vins;ꝨA768LatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER VENDUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꝩ
The Medieval Nordic form of this character is based on the Old English character WYNN (01BF), but it is open at the top, and often has a dot above to distinguish it from ‹y›. It was used to denote /v/ and is always rendered with ‹v› in simplified transcriptions. Since it was borrowed from Old English, it is usually referred to as an Insular character, although it ultimately derives from the Runic alphabet. However, at the time of borrowing in the 11th century, the runic character ᚹ (16B9) had been replaced by ᚢ (16A2) in the younger futhark.
A769&vins;ꝩA769LatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER VENDUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝩ
A76A&ETfin;ꝪA76ALatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER ETUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꝫ
The two characters above are used as suspension marks in a number of contexts, e.g. for ‘et’ in ‘videlicet’, for ‘us’ in ‘quibus’, ‘omnibus’, for ‘ue’ in ‘ne- que’, ‘cumque’, for ‘m’ in ‘nam’, ‘omnem’, for ‘est‘ in ‘prodest’, ‘interest’, etc. In the paleographical literature, it is usually described as “a sign looking like the number 3”. It is difficult to find a wholly suitable name; the name proposed here takes the abbreviation of ‘et’ in ‘videlicet’ to be prototypical.
A76B&etfin;ꝫA76BLatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER ETUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝫ
A76C&IS;ꝬA76CLatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER ISUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꝭ
A76D&is;ꝭA76DLatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER ISUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝭ
A76E&CONdes;ꝮA76ELatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER CONUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꝯ
Another form of the ‘con’ abbreviation character looks like a reversed ‘C’. This character, which also was used as a Roman numeral and as a Claudian let- ter, antisigma, has been listed under the character ‘C’ above.
A76F&condes;ꝯA76FLatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER CONUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝯ
A770&usmod;ꝰA770LatExtDMODIFIER LETTER USUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝰ
This character is positioned above the base line, the top aligning with the top of ascenders.
A771&dtailstrok;ꝱA771LatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER DUMUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝱ
A772&ltailstrok;ꝲA772LatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER LUMUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝲ
A773&mtailstrok;ꝳA773LatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER MUMUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝳ
A774&ntailstrok;ꝴA774LatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER NUMUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝴ
A775&rtailstrok;ꝵA775LatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER RUMUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝵ
A776&rscaptailstrok;ꝶA776LatExtDLATIN LETTER SMALL CAPITAL RUMUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝶ
A777&ttailstrok;ꝷA777LatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER TUMUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝷ
A778&sstrok;ꝸA778LatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER UMUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝸ
This character can also be used for the ‘soldi’ sign (see p. 157 below)
A779&Drot;ꝹA779LatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER INSULAR DUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꝺ
A77A&drot;ꝺA77ALatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER INSULAR DUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝺ
A77B&Fins;ꝻA77BLatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER INSULAR FUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꝼ
A77C&fins;ꝼA77CLatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER INSULAR FUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝼ
A77D&Gins;ꝽA77DLatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER INSULAR GUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ᵹ
A77E&Ginsturn;ꝾA77ELatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER TURNED INSULAR GUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꝿ
A77F&ginsturn;ꝿA77FLatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER TURNED INSULAR GUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꝿ
A780&Lturn;ꞀA780LatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER TURNED LUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꞁ
A781&lturn;ꞁA781LatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER TURNED LUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꞁ
A782&Rins;ꞂA782LatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER INSULAR RUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꞃ
A783&rins;ꞃA783LatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER INSULAR RUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꞃ
A784&Sins;ꞄA784LatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER INSULAR SUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꞅ
A785&sins;ꞅA785LatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER INSULAR SUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꞅ
The Insular ‘s’ can easily be taken for the long-stemmed Carolingian ‘r’, i.e. ‘ɼ’. For the latter letterform, we recommend using 027C in IPA Extensions.
A786&Trot;ꞆA786LatExtDLATIN CAPITAL LETTER INSULAR TUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		Ꞇ
A787&trot;ꞇA787LatExtDLATIN SMALL LETTER INSULAR TUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꞇ
A7FB&Frev;ꟻA7FBLatExtDLATIN EPIGRAPHIC LETTER REVERSED FUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꟻ
A7FC&Prev;ꟼA7FCLatExtDLATIN EPIGRAPHIC LETTER REVERSED PUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꟼ
A7FD&Minv;ꟽA7FDLatExtDLATIN EPIGRAPHIC LETTER INVERTED MUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꟽ
A7FE&Ilong;ꟾA7FELatExtDLATIN EPIGRAPHIC LETTER I LONGAUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꟾ
A7FF&M5leg;ꟿA7FFLatExtDLATIN EPIGRAPHIC LETTER ARCHAIC MUni.: 5.1
MUFI: 3.0		ꟿ

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