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◌̑

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See also: ◌͡◌, ◌̯, and ◌̆

◌̑ U+0311, ̑
COMBINING INVERTED BREVE
◌̐
[U+0310]
Combining Diacritical Marks ◌̒
[U+0312]

Translingual

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Diacritical mark

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◌̑

  1. (NAPA) A diacritic added to a letter with a descender to indicate advanced articulation, e.g. ⟨g̑⟩ for ⟨ɡ̯⟩ (IPA [ɟ]), ⟨γ̑⟩ (IPA [ʝ]).
  2. (IPA, rare) A diacritic added to a vowel letter with a descender (i.e. ⟨y⟩) to show that it is nonsyllabic.
    Synonym: ◌̯
  3. (UPA) a central vowel.

Usage notes

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(UPA): With normal vowels, the breve appears below the letter, e.g. ⟨i̮ e̮ ɛ̮ a̮⟩ and rounded ⟨u̮ o̮ ɔ̮ ɑ̮⟩. However, when the vowel letter is rotated to indicate a reduced vowel, the breve is rotated as well: ⟨ᴉ̑ ə̑ ᴈ̑ ɐ̑ ɒ̑⟩.[1]

References

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  1. ^ Antti Sovijärvi & Reino Peltola, eds. (1970), Suomalais-ugrilainen tarkekirjoitus [Finnish-Ugric transcription], University of Helsinki, 5th edition.