Feb 21, 2019 5:38 am
Pasting from wikipedia to test something.
Among the types of diacritic used in alphabets based on the Latin script are:
accents (so called because the acute, grave, and circumflex were originally used to indicate different types of pitch accents in the polytonic transcription of Greek)
◌́ – acute (Latin apex)
◌̀ – grave
◌̂ – circumflex
◌̌ – caron, wedge (Czech háček, Slovak mäkčeň)
◌̋ – double acute
◌̏ – double grave
◌̃ - tilde
dots
◌̇ – overdot (Indic anusvara)
◌̣ – an underdot is used in Rheinische Dokumenta and in Hebrew, Indic and Arabic transcription
◌·◌ – interpunct
tittle, the superscript dot of the modern lowercase Latin i and j
◌̈ – diaeresis or umlaut
◌ː – triangular colon, used in the IPA to mark long vowels.
curves
◌̆ – breve
◌̑ - inverted breve
◌͗ – sicilicus, a palaeographic diacritic similar to a caron or breve
◌̃ – tilde
◌҃ – titlo
vertical stroke
◌̩ – syllabic a subscript vertical stroke is used in IPA to mark syllabicity and in Rheinische Dokumenta to mark a schwa
macron or horizontal line
◌̄ – macron
◌̱ – underbar
overlays
◌⃓ – vertical bar through the character
◌̷ – slash through the character
◌̵ – crossbar through the character
ring
◌̊ – overring
superscript curls
◌̓ – apostrophe
◌̉ – hoi (Vietnamese dấu hỏi)
◌̛ – horn (Vietnamese dấu móc)
subscript curls
◌̦ – undercomma
◌̧ – cedilla
◌̡ ◌̢ – hook, left or right, sometimes superscript
◌̨ – ogonek
double marks (over or under two base characters)
◌͝◌ – double breve
◌͡◌ – tie bar or top ligature
◌᷍◌ – double circumflex
◌͞◌ – longum
◌͠◌ – double tilde
double sub/superscript diacritics
◌̧ ̧ - double cedilla
◌̨ ̨ - double ogonek
Among the types of diacritic used in alphabets based on the Latin script are:
accents (so called because the acute, grave, and circumflex were originally used to indicate different types of pitch accents in the polytonic transcription of Greek)
◌́ – acute (Latin apex)
◌̀ – grave
◌̂ – circumflex
◌̌ – caron, wedge (Czech háček, Slovak mäkčeň)
◌̋ – double acute
◌̏ – double grave
◌̃ - tilde
dots
◌̇ – overdot (Indic anusvara)
◌̣ – an underdot is used in Rheinische Dokumenta and in Hebrew, Indic and Arabic transcription
◌·◌ – interpunct
tittle, the superscript dot of the modern lowercase Latin i and j
◌̈ – diaeresis or umlaut
◌ː – triangular colon, used in the IPA to mark long vowels.
curves
◌̆ – breve
◌̑ - inverted breve
◌͗ – sicilicus, a palaeographic diacritic similar to a caron or breve
◌̃ – tilde
◌҃ – titlo
vertical stroke
◌̩ – syllabic a subscript vertical stroke is used in IPA to mark syllabicity and in Rheinische Dokumenta to mark a schwa
macron or horizontal line
◌̄ – macron
◌̱ – underbar
overlays
◌⃓ – vertical bar through the character
◌̷ – slash through the character
◌̵ – crossbar through the character
ring
◌̊ – overring
superscript curls
◌̓ – apostrophe
◌̉ – hoi (Vietnamese dấu hỏi)
◌̛ – horn (Vietnamese dấu móc)
subscript curls
◌̦ – undercomma
◌̧ – cedilla
◌̡ ◌̢ – hook, left or right, sometimes superscript
◌̨ – ogonek
double marks (over or under two base characters)
◌͝◌ – double breve
◌͡◌ – tie bar or top ligature
◌᷍◌ – double circumflex
◌͞◌ – longum
◌͠◌ – double tilde
double sub/superscript diacritics
◌̧ ̧ - double cedilla
◌̨ ̨ - double ogonek
