Appendix:Variations of "x"

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The letter "x" is subject to a wide range of variations through the addition of diacritics, capitalization, punctuation, and use in different scripts. These include:

Contents 1 Capitalization, and punctuation 2 Diacritics 3 Other encodings 4 Other scripts 4.1 Arabic 4.2 Cyrillic 4.3 Greek 4.3.1 Ancient Greek 4.4 Hebrew 5 Other 5.1 IPA 5.2 Similar symbols

[edit] Capitalization, and punctuation

• x - minuscule (plain)
• X - majuscule (plain)
• -x

[edit] Diacritics

• Ẍ
• ẍ
• Ẋ
• ẋ
• ᶍ

[edit] Other encodings

Other representations of X:

NATO phonetic: X-ray Morse code: –··– Braille: ⠭ ASL Manual: X

Signal flag:

Semaphore:

[edit] Other scripts

[edit] Arabic

[edit] Cyrillic

[edit] Greek

• Ξ (ξι, xi, majuscule)
• ξ (ξι, xi, minuscule)

[edit] Ancient Greek

[edit] Hebrew

[edit] Other

• × (multiplication sign)
• ╳ (box drawings left diagonal cross)
• ✕ (multiplication x)
• ✗ (ballot x)
• ✘ (heavy ballot x)
• × (vector or cross product)

[edit] IPA

[edit] Similar symbols

• Χ and χ(uppercase and lowercase forms of the Greek letter chi)
• Х (Cyrillic kha)
• メ (Japanese katakana character me)
• א (Hebrew aleph) sometimes looks like X when handwritten)
• 乂 (Japanese/Chinese character usually used in names, pronounced as "Ai")
• ᚷ (pre-Norman Britain (gyfu), a letter in the Anglo-Saxon Futhorc runic alpabet which also indicated a gift)