ᢼ Canadian Syllabics Nay
U+18BC
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ℹ️ About
The Canadian Syllabics Nay (U+18BC) is a character used in the Unified Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics script, specifically within the Extended block. It represents a phonetic sound in languages like Beaver (Dane-zaa), Slavey, or other Athapascan languages. This specific glyph is a variation of the ‘N’ syllable series, often used to indicate a specific vowel pairing or glottal emphasis in regional orthographies.
⚠️ Note: Do not confuse with ᓇ (U+1405 Canadian Syllabics Na) which lacks the specific terminal stroke of the “Nay” variant.
⚡ Codes
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\18BC
Python
\u18BC
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