Appendix:Variations of "y"

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The word and letter “y” is subject to a wide range of variations through the addition of diacritics, capitalization, and use in different scripts. These include:

Capitalization and punctuation

• y
• Y
• ʏ
• y.
• Y.
• .y
• y-
• -y
• -y-
• 'y

Diacritics

• ỳ Ỳ
• ý Ý -ý
• ÿ Ÿ
• ȳ Ȳ
• ƴ Ƴ
• Ẏ ẏ
• ɏ Ɏ
• ŷ Ŷ
• ¥
• ỷ Ỷ
• ỹ Ỹ
• ỵ Ỵ

Other encodings

Other representations of Y:

NATO phonetic: Yankee Morse code: –·–– Braille: ⠽ ASL Manual: Y

Signal flag:

Semaphore:

Other scripts

Arabic

• ي 
• ی
• ے
• ې
• ۍ

Cyrillic

• ы (y), Ы (Y)
• ы̄ (ȳ), Ы̄ (Ȳ)
• у (u), У (U)
• ў, Ў
• у-
• у́
• ѵ, Ѵ
• ү, Ү
• ұ, Ұ

Greek

• υ (ύψιλον, upsilon)
• Υ (ύψιλον, upsilon)
• ύ
• Ύ
• ϋ
• ΰ

Ancient Greek

• ὐ
• Ύ
• ὔ
• Ὕ
• ὒ
• ὖ
• ὑ
• Ὑ
• ὕ
• ὓ
• Ὓ
• ὗ
• Ὗ
• ὺ
• Ὺ
• ῦ
• ῠ
• Ῠ
• ῡ
• Ῡ
• ῢ
• ῧ

Hebrew

• י 
• ײַ 
• ױ 
• ײ 
• יִ 
• ־י 

Coptic

• ⲩ
• Ⲩ

Phoenician

• 𐤅

Sanskrit

• य
• य़
• ॺ

Other

Similar symbols

• γ, a letter in Greek
• ץ, a letter in Hebrew
• ㄚ, a letter of the Bopomofo transliteration system

Fraktur

• Upper case: 𝔜 (normal), 𝖄 (bold)
• Lower case: 𝔶 (normal), 𝖞 (bold)

IPA

• ʎ
• ʏ

Mathematics

• ⅄

Unicode artefacts

For technical reasons, some glyphs were defined in Unicode, which represent the same letters as others, but serve for compatibility purposes only.

• ｙ
• Ｙ
• ￥