๐Œ™

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𐌙 U+10319, 𐌙
OLD ITALIC LETTER KHE
โ† 𐌘
[U+10318]
Old Italic 𐌚 โ†’
[U+1031A]

Translingual

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Origin

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Likely derived from an early form of Greek โŸจฮจโŸฉ, despite the difference in pronunciation.

Letter

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๐Œ™

  1. The nineteenth letter of the classical Etruscan alphabet, and the twenty-sixth (final) letter of the archaic Etruscan alphabet; equivalent to the letter ฮจ of the Greek alphabet; transliterated โŸจฯ‡โŸฉ or โŸจchโŸฉ; and bearing the letter name khe.

Descendants

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  • โ†’? Translingual: แ›‰ (Runic scripts)

See also

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