ɿ

See also: ℩

ɿ U+027F, ɿ LATIN SMALL LETTER REVERSED R WITH FISHHOOK ← ɾ [U+027E] IPA Extensions ʀ → [U+0280]

Translingual

Etymology

Designed by sinologist Bernhard Karlgren. Based on an extended ⟨ı⟩ (lowercase dotless ⟨i⟩), with a descender (like ⟨q⟩) and a terminal at the top (similar to the one found at the bottom of lowercase ⟨t⟩ or Greek iota ⟨ι⟩). In some fonts the descender is missing and it the letter has a hook top, resembling a reversed fishhook r ⟨ɾ⟩, though the two letters have no etymological connection.

Symbol

ɿ

1. (phonetics) An apical vowel pronounced with friction: a nonstandard transcription of syllabic /z/, used in transcribing various Sino-Tibetan languages.

Derived terms

• ʅ

Miyako

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [ˢɨ] (after voiceless plosives); [ᶻɨ] (after voiced plosives); [ɨ] (after alveolars)

Letter

ɿ

1. a letter used in the Romanisation:
   1. of ㇲ

      欠伸 あふつㇲ (afutsɿ, “yawn”) — [1]

      月 つㇲくㇲ (tskɿ, “moon”) — [2]

      薬 ふすㇲ (fusuɿ, “drug”) — [3]

   2. of ㇲ゙

      ㇲ゙ざら (ɿzara, “sickle”) — [4]

      肘 ぴづㇲ゙ (pidzɿ, “elbow”) — [5]

   3. of ㇽ

      ぱびㇽ (pabiɿ, “butterfly”) — [6]