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U+FB06, st
LATIN SMALL LIGATURE ST
[unassigned: U+FB07–U+FB12]

[U+FB05]
Alphabetic Presentation Forms
[U+FB13]

Translingual

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Etymology

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A stylistic ligature in use in Latin New Roman Cursive in the 4th century and retained in Carolingian minuscule in the 8th century.

Letter

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(mixed case St, upper case ST)

  1. a ligature of the letters st, with a “belt” drawn between the upper-right terminus of the ‘s’ and the top of the ascender of the ‘t’; compare
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See also

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References

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  • Their Hands Before Our Eyes: A Closer Look at Scribes by M.B. Parkes, 2008. →ISBN

Swedish

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Letter

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(lower case)

  1. (rare) The , a ligature of the letters st.
    1. (rare) Alternative typography of st. (pc.; pcs.).
      • 2024 June 23 (last accessed), “Punschrulle”, in Delicato:
        6
        6 pcs.