“̯” U+032F: Combining Inverted Breve Below

◌̯ Combining Inverted Breve Below

U+032F
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ℹ️ About

The Combining Inverted Breve Below is a non-spacing mark (category Mn) used in phonetic transcription, specifically the IPA, to indicate that a vowel is non-syllabic (e.g., in diphthongs like [u̯]). It is a “combining character,” meaning it is intended to be positioned relative to the preceding base character.

⚠️ Note: Do not confuse with ◌̰ (Combining Tilde Below) or ◌̱ (Combining Macron Below).

Codes

HTML ̯
CSS \032F
Python \u032F

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