◌᪳

◌᪳ U+1AB3, ᪳ COMBINING DOWNWARDS ARROW ← ◌᪲ [U+1AB2] Combining Diacritical Marks Extended ◌᪴ → [U+1AB4]

A 19th-century attestation of the diacritic in italic typeface

Translingual

Etymology

Dates at least to Lepsius for palatalized post-alveolar (i.e. alveopalatal).

Design

An overstruck caron (◌̌) and acute accent (◌́); in italic typeface, the two are angled so as to give the product the shape of a crown or arrow, so in roman typeface the acute is made vertical.

Diacritical mark

◌᪳

1. (Lepsius, Teuthonista) Combined with sibilant letters to indicate a sibilant fricative or affricate between post-alveolar and palatal (i.e. alveopalatal) in articulation.

Derived forms

• s᪳ (voiceless fricative)
• z᪳ (voiced fricative)
• c᪳ (voiceless affricate)
• ʒ᪳ (voiced affricate)