Appendix:Variations of "n"
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The letter “n” is subject to a wide range of variations through the addition of diacritics, capitalization, punctuation, and use in different scripts. These include:
Capitalization, and punctuation[edit]
Diacritics[edit]
- ñ Ñ (with tilde)
- ń Ń -ń (with acute)
- ǹ Ǹ (with grave)
- ň Ň (with caron)
- n̓ N̓
- ņ Ņ (with cedilla)
- ņ Ņ
- ɲ Ɲ (with left hook)
- ŋ Ŋ (with right hook)
- ɳ (with retroflex hook)
- ꞑ Ꞑ
- ƞ Ƞ (with long right leg)
- ȵ (with curl)
- ṅ Ṅ (with dot above)
- ṇ Ṇ (with dot below)
- n̄ N̄ (with line above)
- ṉ Ṉ (with line below)
- ṋ Ṋ (with circumflex below)
- ŋ́
- ŋ̀
- ŋ̌
Other encodings[edit]
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Other representations of N:
Other scripts[edit]
Arabic[edit]
Armenian[edit]
Burmese[edit]
Cyrillic[edit]
Greek[edit]
Ancient Greek[edit]
Hebrew[edit]
Ogham[edit]
Glagolitic[edit]
Sanskrit[edit]
Other[edit]
- N1
- N2
- N₂ (the molecular formula for nitrogen)
- N3
- ₦ (symbol for the naira, the national currency of Nigeria)
- מ (The Hebrew letter mem, which looks like a letter "n" with hook)
- И (The Cyrillic letter i, which looks like a reverse "N")
- ℕ (in mathematics, the set of natural numbers)
- 𝑛 and 𝘯 (mathematical italic small letters, serif and sans-serif)