Also known as ЬI, yeru (Cyrillic), yery (Cyrillic), yerý (Cyrillic), eru (Cyrillic), hard i (Cyrillic)
kyrillischer Buchstabe
Ы/ы (called "Y" in modern Russian) is a letter in the Cyrillic alphabet that represents a vowel sound similar to "i" but pronounced further back in the mouth, and it appears in Russian and Belarusian after hard consonants. This letter is important because it marks a key distinction in these languages between how consonants are pronounced—whether they are "hard" or "soft"—which affects the meaning of words.
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Das Ы (Kleinbuchstabe ы) ist ein Buchstabe des kyrillischen Alphabets, im russischen Alphabet steht er an der 29. Stelle. Die Aussprache ist /ɨ/, wie ein i mit zurückgezogener Zunge.
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Discovered by embedding cosine similarity (sentence-transformers MiniLM, 384-dim).