T̈

1. 본문

The symbol "T̈" (ẗ) represents a modified letter of the Latin alphabet, specifically a lowercase "t" with a diaeresis (two dots) placed above it. Here's a breakdown of its uses and characteristics:

• Unicode: The Unicode character for "ẗ" is U+1E97, named "Latin Small Letter T with Diaeresis."
• Arabic Transliteration: It's used in the ISO 233 transliteration of Arabic to represent the tāʼ marbūṭa (ة, ﺔ), which is used to indicate feminine gender.
• Uralic Phonetic Alphabet: It signifies a tenuis interdental stop, represented phonetically as [t̪͆].
• Ixtlán Zapotec: It is used in Ixtlán Zapotec language.
• Other Languages: It is also found in other languages, such as Coast Tsimshian, where it is written as a ⟨ẅ⟩. It can be used in some languages of Vanuatu that use double dots on consonants to represent linguolabial phonemes. Seneca uses ⟨s̈⟩ for [ʃ].
• Plural Indication: In Syriac, a two dots above the letter is to signify that the word should be understood as plural.