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==Translingual==

===Symbol===
{{head|mul|symbol}}

# {{lb|mul|IPA}} a rising [[floating tone]]<!--e.g. in Woodbury 2012 The astonishing typological diversity of Chatino tone systems-->.
# {{lb|mul|IPA|obsolete}} a dipping (falling&ndash;rising) [[tone]].
#: {{lb|mul|when contrasted with low {{angbr|[[ˬ]]}}}} a high dipping tone.
# {{lb|mul|IPA|ad hoc|dated}} the compound tone (tone 2 {{aka}} grave accent) in Swedish and Norwegian.

====Usage notes====
{{sense|obsolete IPA}} The mark is placed before the word or syllable that bears the tone. This use of the symbol has effectively been replaced by {{w|Chao tone letters}} and tone diacritics.

{{sense|IPA, Scandinavian}} Illustrated in the 1900 IPA chart and in the 1949 ''Principles''. It is one of several ''ad hoc'' symbols that have been used, since the IPA has no single symbol to mark this tone.

{{sense|UPA}} The mark is placed after the vowel that bears the tone.

===See also===
* [[ˬ|{{angbr IPA|ˬ}}]] (a low falling&ndash;rising tone)
* [[˟|{{angbr IPA|˟}}]], [[ˆ|{{angbr IPA|ˆ}}]] (other suggestions for the Scandinavian compound tone)

[[Category:IPA symbols]]

==Akha==

===Letter===
{{head|ahk|letter}}

# high [[tone]].

==Lahu==

===Letter===
{{head|lhu|letter}}

# high falling [[tone]].

==Mandarin==

===Letter===
{{head|cmn|letter|sc=Bopo|sccat=1}}

# The {{w|Standard Chinese phonology#Tonal_categories|third tone}} of Mandarin Chinese in [[Appendix:Zhuyin script|Zhuyin script]].

====See also====
* {{l|cmn|ˊ||second tone}}, {{l|cmn|ˋ||fourth tone}}, {{l|cmn|˙||neutral tone}}

{{cln|cmn|zhuyin}}