Appendix:Variations of "j"

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The letter “j” is derived from “i” in about the 1600s. It is subject to a wide range of variations through the addition of diacritics, capitalization, use as a suffix, and use in different scripts. These include:

Capitalization and punctuation

• j
• J
• J-
• j.
• J.
• .j
• -j
• j'
• J++
• /j

Diacritics

• Ĵ
• ĵ
• J̃

Other encodings

Other representations of J:

NATO phonetic: Juliet Morse code: ·––– Braille: ⠚ ASL Manual: J

Signal flag:

Semaphore:

Other scripts

Armenian

• Յ - majuscule
• յ - minuscule

Cyrillic

• Ј
• ј
• Ж
• ж

Greek

• ϳ

Sanskrit

• ज
• झ

Fraktur

• Upper case: 𝔍 (normal), 𝕵 (bold)
• Lower case: 𝔧 (normal), 𝖏 (bold)

IPA

• ɟ
• ʝ
• ʲ

Symbols

• ⅉ

Reduplication

• JJ, JJ.