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Izhitsa (Ѵ, ѵ; italics: Ѵ ѵ; OCS: ѷжица, Russian: ижица, Ukrainian: іжиця) is a
letter of the
early Cyrillic alphabet and
several later alphabets, usually...
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Script during Peter the Great's time, Ksi was also
written similarly to an
izhitsa with a tail. Ksi
constituted the
number "60" in the
Cyrillic numeral system...
- omicron-upsilon used to
represent the
sound /u/ Ѵ ѵ :
Cyrillic letter izhitsa,
which derives from Gr****
upsilon and
represents the
sounds /i/ or /v/...
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taken over into the
Cyrillic alphabet in
another form, as
Izhitsa ⟨Ѵ⟩. (The
letter Izhitsa was
removed from the
Russian alphabet in the
orthography reform...
- (but was
taken into the
alphabet at a
later date) Ѵ ѵ :
Cyrillic letter izhitsa, also
descended from
Upsilon У у :
Cyrillic letter ⟨u⟩, also descended...
- U+0474 Ѵ
Cyrillic Capital Letter Izhitsa U+0475 ѵ
Cyrillic Small Letter Izhitsa U+0476 Ѷ
Cyrillic Capital Letter Izhitsa with
double grave accent U+0477...
- much later, V and W. In the
Cyrillic script, the
letters U (У, у) and
izhitsa (Ѵ, ѵ)
arose from it. In some languages,
including German and Portuguese...
- Β β : Gr****
letter Beta Б б :
Cyrillic letter Be Ѵ ѵ :
Cyrillic Letter Izhitsa B b :
Latin letter B V v :
Latin letter V W w :
Latin letter W Ԝ ԝ : Cyrillic...
- The
Russian steam locomotive class Izhitsa (Ѵ) was a
steam locomotive produced in
Russia and the
Soviet Union between 1908 and 1918, and
between 1927...
- fita (Ⱚ) were used for
transcribing words of Gr**** origin, and so was
izhitsa (Ⱛ) for the Gr**** upsilon.[citation needed] The
Glagolitic alphabet was...
