Ҽ

Ҽ (kleingeschrieben ҽ) ist ein Buchstabe des kyrillischen Alphabets und wird in der abchasischen Sprache genutzt. Ausgesprochen wird das Ҽ als stimmloser retroflexer Affrikat, in Lautschrift /ʈ͡ʂ/, also eine Verschmelzung eines Plosivs mit einem stimmlosen retroflexen Frikativ. Dazu gibt es im Deutschen keinen korrespondierenden Laut.

Der Buchstabe weist ein Ogonek auf.

Als Transliteration wurden ⟨⟩ (ISO 9), ⟨č⟩ (Kohanimeandmebaas (KNAB)), ⟨ćh⟩ (ALA-LC) oder ⟨č⟩ (TITUS) vorgeschlagen.[1]

Zeichenkodierung

Standard Majuskel Ҽ Minuskel ҽ
Unicode Codepoint U+04BC U+04BD
Name CYRILLIC CAPITAL LETTER ABKHASIAN CHE CYRILLIC SMALL LETTER ABKHASIAN CHE
UTF-8 D2 BC D2 BD
XML/XHTML dezimal Ҽ ҽ
hexadezimal Ҽ ҽ

Quellenangaben

  1. Thomas T. Pedersen: Transliteration of Abkhaz, Transliteration of Non-Roman Scripts. http://transliteration.eki.ee/pdf/Abkhaz_3.0.pdf

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