Draft:Cil (Cyrillic)
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Cil (
) is a letter of the Cyrillic script. It was based off the Georgian Mkhedruli letter Ts'ili (წ) and was used of many of Peter von Uslar's alphabets for.
Usage
[edit]Cil was used in many of Peter von Uslar's orthographies, those being:
- the 1871 and 1911 versions of the Lezgin Cyrillic alphabet as the 45th and 41st letters respectively,
- the 1862 Abkhaz alphabet as the 45th letter,
- the 1888 Chechen alphabet as the 33rd letter,
- the 1892 and 1911 Dargwa alphabets as the 38th and 37th letters respectively,
- the 1875 Tabasaran alphabet as the 46th letter.
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The 1871 Lezgi alphabet, with cil.
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Cil, in the 1911 Lezgi alphabet, is located between cil with bar and tse.
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The 1862 Abkhaz alphabet by Peter von Uslar, with cil.
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The 1888 Chechen alphabet by Peter von Uslar, with cil, an alternate form is tse with comma.
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Dargwa alphabet with cil (1892)
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Uslar alphabet
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Tabasaran alphabet with cil (1875)
Encoding
[edit]This letter as well as the Cil with bar has not been included in Unicode yet, however it can be substituted for the Georgian Mkhedruli letter Ts'ili.
See also
[edit]- წ : Georgian letter Ts'ili
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: Cyrillic letter Cil with bar
- List of Cyrillic letters
- Cyrillic script in Unicode