“ʔ” U+0294: Latin Letter Glottal Stop

ℹ️ About

The Latin Letter Glottal Stop (ʔ) is a fundamental phonetic symbol representing a glottal stop—a sound produced by the sudden closure and release of the vocal cords. In English, it is often heard in the middle of “uh-oh.” Unlike the question mark, it lacks a dot at the bottom and is used as a full letter in several alphabets (such as Chipewyan and Thompson) or as a technical mark in the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA).

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