◌̴

◌̴ U+0334, ̴ COMBINING TILDE OVERLAY ← ◌̳ [U+0333] Combining Diacritical Marks ◌̵ → [U+0335]

Translingual

Diacritical mark

◌̴

1. (IPA) Overstriking diacritic for a gutturalized (i.e. velarized, uvularized or pharyngealized) consonant or vowel, such as the 'emphatic' consonants of Arabic, or the 'dark l' (ɫ) of English.

Synonyms

• ⟨ˠ⟩ (velarized)
• ⟨ʶ⟩ (uvularized)
• ⟨ˤ⟩ (pharyngealized)

Derived terms

Precomposed characters in Unicode:

• ᵬ, ᵭ, ᵮ, ɫ, ꭞ, ᵯ, ᵰ, ᵱ, ᵲ, ᵳ, ꭨ, ᵴ, ᵵ, ᵶ

Note that these Unicode characters are not canonically equivalent to the base letters plus ⟨◌̴⟩. The diacritic ⟨◌̴⟩ should therefore only be used when a precomposed character does not exist.

Beside the above, letters attested with an overstruck tilde include:

a̴ ɑ̴ β̴ C̴ c̴ ʗ̴ ꝺ̴ ð̴ ə̴ g̴ ɡ̴ h̴ i̴ ɪ̴ ɿ̴ j̴ k̴ ᶅ̴ ɭ̴ ɬ̴ ɮ̴ ʎ̴ o̴ ɸ̴ ʀ̴ ɽ̴ ʂ̴ ʃ̴ ʇ̴ ʧ̴ θ̴ ɰ̴ u̴ ʊ̴ v̴ ʋ̴ x̴ χ̴ ʒ̴ ʔ̴ ʖ̴ ʴ̴ 𐞩̴

Font support is poor to nonexistent.

A double overstruck tilde may be used to distinguish uvularized from velarized consonants. At least l (ꬸ), n and r are attested with a double overstruck tilde for uvularization.