щ U+0449, щ
CYRILLIC SMALL LETTER SHCHA
Bashkir [ edit ] Pronunciation [ edit ] щ • (šč ) (upper case Щ
The thirty-fifth letter of the Bashkir alphabet, used only in Russian borowings See also [ edit ] ( Cyrillic-script letters) хәреф ( xäref ) ; А а ( A a ) , Б б ( B b ) , В в ( V v ) , Г г ( G g ) , Ғ ғ ( Ğ ğ ) , Д д ( D d ) , Ҙ ҙ ( Đ ð ) , Е е ( Ye ye ) , Ё ё ( Yo yo ) , Ж ж ( Ž ž ) , З з ( Z z ) , И и ( I i ) , Й й ( Y y ) , К к ( K k ) , Ҡ ҡ ( Q q ) , Л л ( L l ) , М м ( M m ) , Н н ( N n ) , Ң ң ( Ñ ñ ) , О о ( O o ) , Ө ө ( Ö ö ) , П п ( P p ) , Р р ( R r ) , С с ( S s ) , Ҫ ҫ ( Θ θ ) , Т т ( T t ) , У у ( U u ) , Ү ү ( Ü ü ) , Х х ( X x ) , Һ һ ( H h ) , Ц ц ( Ts ts ) , Ч ч ( Č č ) , Ш ш ( Š š ) , Щ щ ( Šč šč ) , Ъ ъ ( ʺ ʺ ) , Ы ы ( Ï ï ) , Ь ь ( ’ ’ ) , Э э ( E e ) , Ә ә ( Ä ä ) , Ю ю ( Yu yu ) , Я я ( Ya ya ) Bulgarian [ edit ] Cyrillic letter
Щ щ (
Щ щ ), normal above, italics below.
щ • (št ) (lower case , upper case Щ
The twenty-sixth letter of the Bulgarian Cyrillic alphabet. Its name is щъ /ʃtɤ/ and it has approximately the sound of English sht . It is preceded by Ш and followed by Ъ . See also [ edit ]
Cyrillic
щ ( şş )
Arabic
شش
Pronunciation [ edit ] щ • (şş ) (lower case , upper case Щ
The thirty-fifth letter of the Kazakh Cyrillic alphabet See also [ edit ] ( Cyrillic-script letters) А а ( A a ) , Ә ә ( Ä ä ) , Б б ( B b ) , В в ( V v ) , Г г ( G g ) , Ғ ғ ( Ğ ğ ) , Д д ( D d ) , Е е ( E e ) , Ё ё ( Yo yo ) , Ж ж ( J j ) , З з ( Z z ) , И и ( Ï ï ) , Й й ( Y y ) , К к ( K k ) , Қ қ ( Q q ) , Л л ( L l ) , М м ( M m ) , Н н ( N n ) , Ң ң ( Ñ ñ ) , О о ( O o ) , Ө ө ( Ö ö ) , П п ( P p ) , Р р ( R r ) , С с ( S s ) , Т т ( T t ) , У у ( W w ) , Ұ ұ ( U u ) , Ү ү ( Ü ü ) , Ф ф ( F f ) , Х х ( X x ) , Һ һ ( H h ) , Ц ц ( C c ) , Ч ч ( Ç ç ) , Ш ш ( Ş ş ) , Щ щ ( Şş şş ) , Ъ ъ ( ʺ ʺ ) , Ы ы ( I ı ) , І і ( İ i ) , Ь ь ( ʹ ʹ ) , Э э ( É é ) , Ю ю ( Yw yw ) , Я я ( Ya ya ) Russian [ edit ] Pronunciation [ edit ] щ • (šč ) (lower case , upper case Щ
The twenty-seventh letter of the Russian Cyrillic alphabet. Its name is ща ( šča ) and in modern standard Russian it has approximately the sound of English shh (geminated or double "sh" as in "push sh ips"), but pronounced further forward in the mouth. It is preceded by Ш ( Š ) and followed by Ъ ( ) . 
