- and
similarities between characters in
different scripts.
Examples of
homoglyphic symbols are (a) the
diaeresis and
umlaut (both a pair of dots, but with...
- the
fraction 1⁄72. In
italic type, ⟨г⟩ Cyrillic's ge ⟨г⟩ is
strongly homoglyphic to the
lowercase ƨ.
Early forms of the
letter dze ⟨S⟩,
currently only...
-
Latin letter h, and the
equivalent X-SAMPA
symbol is H\. The
glyph is
homoglyphic with the
lowercase Cyrillic letter En (н).
Features of the voiceless...
- Alphabet, it is used to
represent the same vowel. In some fonts, it is
homoglyphic with the
Cyrilllic letter Sha, and in this
manner it was used in the...
- 'cadmvs', 'cyrvs' and 'phocis', respectively.
Other alphabets have
letters homoglyphic to 'c' but not
analogous in use and derivation, like the
Cyrillic letter...
-
represents the
aspirated voiceless bilabial stop (/pʰ/). Its
capital form is
homoglyphic to the
Cyrillic letter Ef, the Gr****
letter Phi, and the
symbol for the...
- (*used in
other Cyrillic alphabets or from
Church Slavonic) are
strongly homoglyphic or
related to
Latin letters,
depending on
intended sound values to the...
-
Armenian letters are
formed in a
similar fashion[citation needed]. It is
homoglyphic to the IPA
symbol for the
close back
unrounded vowel, the
Cyrillic letter...
-
transcriptions used in
German dialectology. Its
capital form is also
homoglyphic with the
letter reversed ge.
Turned L is used by
William Pryce in his...
-
which distinguishes it from the
lowercase "ı" (dotless I),
otherwise homoglyphical, but
whose upper serif has
another configuration.
Pascal Boyeldieu,...
