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Also known as thorn, þorn
lettre de l'alphabet latin
Þ (called "thorn") is a letter that was used in Old English and Icelandic to represent the "th" sound. It's historically important because it shows how different languages have used various symbols to write sounds that modern English now spells with two letters together.
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In the Vinony graph
Within Vinony's link graph, Þ is referenced by 607 other articles, and connects out to futhorc, runic script and Younger Futhark.
It sits within the topics English th, Icelandic language and Latin-script letters.
Its subject is documented across 54 Wikipedia language editions.
Key facts
- Writing system
- Adapted from Futhark and Futhorc into Latin script
- Type
- Alphabetic and logographic
- Language of origin
- Old English language , Old Norse language
- Sound values
- [ θ ] , [ ð ] , [ θ̠ ] , [ ð̠ ] , [ tʰ ] , [ z ] , / θ ɔːr n /
- In unicode
- U+00DE, U+00FE
- Development
- ᚦ Þ þ
- Time period
- ~800 to present
- Descendants
- ꝥ
- Sisters
- None
- Transliterations
- Θ , th
- Associated graphs
- th, dh
- Writing direction
- Left-to-right
via Wikipedia infobox
Wikidata facts
- Image
- Latin letter Þþ.svg
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- Commons category
- Þ
- Unicode character
- þ
Sources (2)
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Article · Français
Thorn (capitale Þ, minuscule þ, parfois notée Þorn) est une lettre qui est aujourd'hui utilisée dans l'alphabet islandais.
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