Ѐ
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`, '\u{0401}': `Ё
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`, '\u{0402}': `Ђ
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`, '\u{0403}': `Ѓ
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`, '\u{0404}': `Є
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`, '\u{0405}': `Ѕ
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`, '\u{0406}': `І
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`, '\u{0407}': `Ї
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`, '\u{0408}': `Ј
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`, '\u{0409}': `Љ
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`, '\u{040A}': `Њ
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`, '\u{040B}': `Ћ
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`, '\u{040C}': `Ќ
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`, '\u{040D}': `Ѝ
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`, '\u{040E}': `Ў
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`, '\u{040F}': `Џ
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`, '\u{0410}': `А
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`, '\u{0411}': `Б
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`, '\u{0412}': `В
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`, '\u{0413}': `Г
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`, '\u{0414}': `Д
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`, '\u{0415}': `Е
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`, '\u{0416}': `Ж
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`, '\u{0417}': `З
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`, '\u{0418}': `И
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`, '\u{0419}': `Й
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`, '\u{041A}': `К
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`, '\u{041B}': `Л
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`, '\u{041C}': `М
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`, '\u{041D}': `Н
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`, '\u{041E}': `О
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`, '\u{041F}': `П
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`, '\u{0420}': `Р
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`, '\u{0421}': `С
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`, '\u{0422}': `Т
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`, '\u{0423}': `У
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`, '\u{0424}': `Ф
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`, '\u{0425}': `Х
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`, '\u{0426}': `Ц
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`, '\u{0427}': `Ч
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`, '\u{0428}': `Ш
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`, '\u{0429}': `Щ
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`, '\u{042A}': `Ъ
Not pronounced.
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`, '\u{042B}': `Ы
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`, '\u{042C}': `Ь
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`, '\u{042D}': `Э
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`, '\u{042E}': `Ю
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`, '\u{042F}': `Я
See lowercase for details
`, '\u{0430}': `а
In the following, the patterns represent general trends, and are adapted from Wikipedia. X represents a hard consonant, a vowel or glide, or an utterance boundary.
Stressed
a in the Xv pattern, eg. за́мок
Unstressed
ə or ʌ when not stressed, eg. замо́к трава́
`, '\u{0431}': `б
b or bʲ, eg. большо́й бе́лый
p word-finally when not followed by a voiced obstruent, eg. зуб
`, '\u{0432}': `в
v or vʲ, eg. вода́ ве́тер
f word-finally when not followed by a voiced obstruent, eg. червь
`, '\u{0433}': `г
g or gʲ, eg. гора́ ге́ний
k word-finally when not followed by a voiced obstruent, eg. снег
`, '\u{0434}': `д
d or dʲ, eg. ду́мать дитя́
t word-finally when not followed by a voiced obstruent, eg. шокола́д
`, '\u{0435}': `е
Usually indicates that the preceding consonant is palatalised (soft), but in loan words often preceded by a hard consonant.
In the following, the patterns represent general trends, and are adapted from Wikipedia. X represents a hard consonant, a vowel or glide, or an utterance boundary.
Stressed
je as a standalone vowel, eg. есть
e in Cʲv and XvCʲ patterns, eg. се́рдце червь ше́я
ɛ otherwise, eg. жест эне́ргия
Unstressed
ɪ in Cʲv patterns, eg. песо́к фе́рмер
ɛ otherwise.
Loan words. From Wikipediawp,#Vowels:
In words borrowed from other languages, e rarely follows soft consonants; this foreign pronunciation often persists in Russian for many years until the word is more fully adopted into Russian. For instance, шофёр (from French chauffeur) was pronounced ʂoˈfɛr in the early twentieth century, but is now pronounced ʂʌˈfʲɵr. On the other hand, the pronunciations of words such as отель ʌˈtelʲ ('hotel') retain the hard consonants despite a long presence in the language.`, '\u{0436}': `
ж
ʐ (always hard), eg. жара́ жест
ʂ word-finally when not followed by a voiced obstruent, eg. муж
`, '\u{0437}': `з
z or zʲ, eg. зуб земля́
s word-finally when not followed by a voiced obstruent, eg. глаз
`, '\u{0438}': `и
Usually indicates that the preceding consonant is palatalised (soft).
Unlike other vowels of this type, it is not preceded by j when standalone.
In the following, the patterns represent general trends, and are adapted from Wikipedia. X represents a hard consonant, a vowel or glide, or an utterance boundary.
Stressed
i as a standalone and in (Cʲ)v patterns, eg. и́мя лист
ɨ in Cv patterns, eg. жир
Unstressed
ɪ in (Cʲ)v patterns, eg. игра́ть дитя́
ɨ in Cv patterns, eg. широ́кий
`, '\u{0439}': `й
j semivowel used for all Russian diphthongs, eg. ино́й прийти́
`, '\u{043A}': `к
k or kʲ, eg. кра́сный кида́ть
`, '\u{043B}': `л
l or lʲ, eg. луна́ лист
`, '\u{043C}': `м
m or mʲ, eg. мука́ ме́сяц
`, '\u{043D}': `н
n or nʲ, eg. ночь не́бо
`, '\u{043E}': `о
In the following, the patterns represent general trends, and are adapted from Wikipedia. X represents a hard consonant, a vowel or glide, or an utterance boundary.
Stressed
o in Xv patterns, eg. о́зеро песо́к
Unstressed
ʌ or ə in Xv patterns, eg. оди́н хоро́ший но́готь
`, '\u{043F}': `п
p or pʲ, eg. па́лка перо́
`, '\u{0440}': `р
r or rʲ, eg. ры́ба река́
`, '\u{0441}': `с
s or sʲ, eg. соль сиде́ть
`, '\u{0442}': `т
t or tʲ, eg. ту́ча течь
`, '\u{0443}': `у
In the following, the patterns represent general trends, and are adapted from Wikipedia. X represents a hard consonant, a vowel or glide, or an utterance boundary.
Stressed
u in Xv patterns, eg. у́хо
Unstressed
ʊ in Xv patterns, eg. мука́
`, '\u{0444}': `ф
f or fʲ, eg. фрукт фе́рмер
`, '\u{0445}': `х
x or xʲ, eg. ходи́ть хи́мия
`, '\u{0446}': `ц
t͡s (always hard), eg. цари́ца це́лый
`, '\u{0447}': `ч
t͡ɕ (always soft), eg. челове́к чу́ять
`, '\u{0448}': `ш
ʂ (always hard), eg. шум ши́шка
`, '\u{0449}': `щ
ɕɕ or ɕtɕ(always soft), eg. щётка щи
`, '\u{044A}': `ъ
Not pronounced.
Slightly separates a non-palatised consonant sound from a following iotated vowel. In modern Russian it is mostly used to separate a prefix from a root,wa,#Non-vocalized_letters eg. подъе́зд объём
This is the least common letter in the Russian alphabet.
`, '\u{044B}': `ы
In the following, the patterns represent general trends, and are adapted from Wikipedia.
ɨ in Cv patterns, stressed and unstressed, eg. ры́ба крыло́
The combination ый [U+044B CYRILLIC SMALL LETTER YERU + U+0439 CYRILLIC SMALL LETTER SHORT I] j is a very common word ending, eg. бе́лый но́вый
`, '\u{044C}': `ь
Can be used in two ways.
э
In the following, the patterns represent general trends, and are adapted from Wikipedia. X represents a hard consonant, a vowel or glide, or an utterance boundary.
ɛ in the Xv pattern, stressed and unstressed, eg. э́то эта́п
`, '\u{044E}': `ю
Usually indicates that the preceding consonant is palatalised (soft).
In the following, the patterns represent general trends, and are adapted from Wikipedia. X represents a hard consonant, a vowel or glide, or an utterance boundary.
Stressed
ju as a standalone, eg. юбка
u in CʲvX patterns, eg. ню́хать
ʉ in CʲvCʲ patterns, eg. лю́ди
Unstressed
ʊ in CʲvX patterns, eg. галлюцинация
ʉ in CʲvCʲ patterns, eg. челюсть
`, '\u{044F}': `я
Usually indicates that the preceding consonant is palatalised (soft).
In the following, the patterns represent general trends, and are adapted from Wikipedia. X represents a hard consonant, a vowel or glide, or an utterance boundary.
Stressed
jæ as a standalone, eg. я́сень
æ in CʲvCʲ patterns, eg. пять
a otherwise, eg. земля́
Unstressed
jɪ as a standalone, eg. язы́к
ɪ in CʲvCʲ patterns.
ɪ or ə otherwise, eg. тяну́ть ше́я
`, '\u{0450}': `ѐ
`, '\u{0451}': `ё
Usually indicates that the preceding consonant is palatalised (soft).
Stressed
ɵ in CʲV patterns, eg. лёд
Unstressed
The reduced form of this letter is written using е [U+0435 CYRILLIC SMALL LETTER IE].
`, '\u{0452}': `ђ
`, '\u{0453}': `ѓ
`, '\u{0454}': `є
`, '\u{0455}': `ѕ
`, '\u{0456}': `і
`, '\u{0457}': `ї
`, '\u{0458}': `ј
`, '\u{0459}': `љ
`, '\u{045A}': `њ
`, '\u{045B}': `ћ
`, '\u{045C}': `ќ
`, '\u{045D}': `ѝ
`, '\u{045E}': `ў
`, '\u{045F}': `џ
`, '\u{0460}': `Ѡ
`, '\u{0461}': `ѡ
`, '\u{0462}': `Ѣ
`, '\u{0463}': `ѣ
`, '\u{0464}': `Ѥ
`, '\u{0465}': `ѥ
`, '\u{0466}': `Ѧ
`, '\u{0467}': `ѧ
`, '\u{0468}': `Ѩ
`, '\u{0469}': `ѩ
`, '\u{046A}': `Ѫ
`, '\u{046B}': `ѫ
`, '\u{046C}': `Ѭ
`, '\u{046D}': `ѭ
`, '\u{046E}': `Ѯ
`, '\u{046F}': `ѯ
`, '\u{0470}': `Ѱ
`, '\u{0471}': `ѱ
`, '\u{0472}': `Ѳ
`, '\u{0473}': `ѳ
`, '\u{0474}': `Ѵ
`, '\u{0475}': `ѵ
`, '\u{0476}': `Ѷ
`, '\u{0477}': `ѷ
`, '\u{0478}': `Ѹ
`, '\u{0479}': `ѹ
`, '\u{047A}': `Ѻ
`, '\u{047B}': `ѻ
`, '\u{047C}': `Ѽ
`, '\u{047D}': `ѽ
`, '\u{047E}': `Ѿ
`, '\u{047F}': `ѿ
`, '\u{0480}': `Ҁ
`, '\u{0481}': `ҁ
`, '\u{0482}': `҂
`, '\u{0483}': `҃
`, '\u{0484}': `҄
`, '\u{0485}': `҅
`, '\u{0486}': `҆
`, '\u{0487}': `҇
`, '\u{0488}': `҈
`, '\u{0489}': `҉
`, '\u{048A}': `Ҋ
`, '\u{048B}': `ҋ
`, '\u{048C}': `Ҍ
`, '\u{048D}': `ҍ
`, '\u{048E}': `Ҏ
`, '\u{048F}': `ҏ
`, '\u{0490}': `Ґ
`, '\u{0491}': `ґ
`, '\u{0492}': `Ғ
`, '\u{0493}': `ғ
`, '\u{0494}': `Ҕ
`, '\u{0495}': `ҕ
`, '\u{0496}': `Җ
`, '\u{0497}': `җ
`, '\u{0498}': `Ҙ
`, '\u{0499}': `ҙ
`, '\u{049A}': `Қ
`, '\u{049B}': `қ
`, '\u{049C}': `Ҝ
`, '\u{049D}': `ҝ
`, '\u{049E}': `Ҟ
`, '\u{049F}': `ҟ
`, '\u{04A0}': `Ҡ
`, '\u{04A1}': `ҡ
`, '\u{04A2}': `Ң
`, '\u{04A3}': `ң
`, '\u{04A4}': `Ҥ
`, '\u{04A5}': `ҥ
`, '\u{04A6}': `Ҧ
`, '\u{04A7}': `ҧ
`, '\u{04A8}': `Ҩ
`, '\u{04A9}': `ҩ
`, '\u{04AA}': `Ҫ
`, '\u{04AB}': `ҫ
`, '\u{04AC}': `Ҭ
`, '\u{04AD}': `ҭ
`, '\u{04AE}': `Ү
`, '\u{04AF}': `ү
`, '\u{04B0}': `Ұ
`, '\u{04B1}': `ұ
`, '\u{04B2}': `Ҳ
`, '\u{04B3}': `ҳ
`, '\u{04B4}': `Ҵ
`, '\u{04B5}': `ҵ
`, '\u{04B6}': `Ҷ
`, '\u{04B7}': `ҷ
`, '\u{04B8}': `Ҹ
`, '\u{04B9}': `ҹ
`, '\u{04BA}': `Һ
`, '\u{04BB}': `һ
`, '\u{04BC}': `Ҽ
`, '\u{04BD}': `ҽ
`, '\u{04BE}': `Ҿ
`, '\u{04BF}': `ҿ
`, '\u{04C0}': `Ӏ
`, '\u{04C1}': `Ӂ
`, '\u{04C2}': `ӂ
`, '\u{04C3}': `Ӄ
`, '\u{04C4}': `ӄ
`, '\u{04C5}': `Ӆ
`, '\u{04C6}': `ӆ
`, '\u{04C7}': `Ӈ
`, '\u{04C8}': `ӈ
`, '\u{04C9}': `Ӊ
`, '\u{04CA}': `ӊ
`, '\u{04CB}': `Ӌ
`, '\u{04CC}': `ӌ
`, '\u{04CD}': `Ӎ
`, '\u{04CE}': `ӎ
`, '\u{04CF}': `ӏ
`, '\u{04D0}': `Ӑ
`, '\u{04D1}': `ӑ
`, '\u{04D2}': `Ӓ
`, '\u{04D3}': `ӓ
`, '\u{04D4}': `Ӕ
`, '\u{04D5}': `ӕ
`, '\u{04D6}': `Ӗ
`, '\u{04D7}': `ӗ
`, '\u{04D8}': `Ә
`, '\u{04D9}': `ә
`, '\u{04DA}': `Ӛ
`, '\u{04DB}': `ӛ
`, '\u{04DC}': `Ӝ
`, '\u{04DD}': `ӝ
`, '\u{04DE}': `Ӟ
`, '\u{04DF}': `ӟ
`, '\u{04E0}': `Ӡ
`, '\u{04E1}': `ӡ
`, '\u{04E2}': `Ӣ
`, '\u{04E3}': `ӣ
`, '\u{04E4}': `Ӥ
`, '\u{04E5}': `ӥ
`, '\u{04E6}': `Ӧ
`, '\u{04E7}': `ӧ
`, '\u{04E8}': `Ө
`, '\u{04E9}': `ө
`, '\u{04EA}': `Ӫ
`, '\u{04EB}': `ӫ
`, '\u{04EC}': `Ӭ
`, '\u{04ED}': `ӭ
`, '\u{04EE}': `Ӯ
`, '\u{04EF}': `ӯ
`, '\u{04F0}': `Ӱ
`, '\u{04F1}': `ӱ
`, '\u{04F2}': `Ӳ
`, '\u{04F3}': `ӳ
`, '\u{04F4}': `Ӵ
`, '\u{04F5}': `ӵ
`, '\u{04F6}': `Ӷ
`, '\u{04F7}': `ӷ
`, '\u{04F8}': `Ӹ
`, '\u{04F9}': `ӹ
`, '\u{04FA}': `Ӻ
`, '\u{04FB}': `ӻ
`, '\u{04FC}': `Ӽ
`, '\u{04FD}': `ӽ
`, '\u{04FE}': `Ӿ
`, '\u{04FF}': `ӿ
`, '\u{0500}': `Ԁ
`, '\u{0501}': `ԁ
`, '\u{0502}': `Ԃ
`, '\u{0503}': `ԃ
`, '\u{0504}': `Ԅ
`, '\u{0505}': `ԅ
`, '\u{0506}': `Ԇ
`, '\u{0507}': `ԇ
`, '\u{0508}': `Ԉ
`, '\u{0509}': `ԉ
`, '\u{050A}': `Ԋ
`, '\u{050B}': `ԋ
`, '\u{050C}': `Ԍ
`, '\u{050D}': `ԍ
`, '\u{050E}': `Ԏ
`, '\u{050F}': `ԏ
`, '\u{0510}': `Ԑ
`, '\u{0511}': `ԑ
`, '\u{0512}': `Ԓ
`, '\u{0513}': `ԓ
`, '\u{0514}': `Ԕ
`, '\u{0515}': `ԕ
`, '\u{0516}': `Ԗ
`, '\u{0517}': `ԗ
`, '\u{0518}': `Ԙ
`, '\u{0519}': `ԙ
`, '\u{051A}': `Ԛ
`, '\u{051B}': `ԛ
`, '\u{051C}': `Ԝ
`, '\u{051D}': `ԝ
`, '\u{051E}': `Ԟ
`, '\u{051F}': `ԟ
`, '\u{0520}': `Ԡ
`, '\u{0521}': `ԡ
`, '\u{0522}': `Ԣ
`, '\u{0523}': `ԣ
`, '\u{0524}': `Ԥ
`, '\u{0525}': `ԥ
`, '\u{0526}': `Ԧ
`, '\u{0527}': `ԧ
`, '\u{0528}': `Ԩ
`, '\u{0529}': `ԩ
`, '\u{052A}': `Ԫ
`, '\u{052B}': `ԫ
`, '\u{052C}': `Ԭ
`, '\u{052D}': `ԭ
`, '\u{052E}': `Ԯ
`, '\u{052F}': `ԯ
`, '\u{2DE0}': `ⷠ
`, '\u{2DE1}': `ⷡ
`, '\u{2DE2}': `ⷢ
`, '\u{2DE3}': `ⷣ
`, '\u{2DE4}': `ⷤ
`, '\u{2DE5}': `ⷥ
`, '\u{2DE6}': `ⷦ
`, '\u{2DE7}': `ⷧ
`, '\u{2DE8}': `ⷨ
`, '\u{2DE9}': `ⷩ
`, '\u{2DEA}': `ⷪ
`, '\u{2DEB}': `ⷫ
`, '\u{2DEC}': `ⷬ
`, '\u{2DED}': `ⷭ
`, '\u{2DEE}': `ⷮ
`, '\u{2DEF}': `ⷯ
`, '\u{2DF0}': `ⷰ
`, '\u{2DF1}': `ⷱ
`, '\u{2DF2}': `ⷲ
`, '\u{2DF3}': `ⷳ
`, '\u{2DF4}': `ⷴ
`, '\u{2DF5}': `ⷵ
`, '\u{2DF6}': `ⷶ
`, '\u{2DF7}': `ⷷ
`, '\u{2DF8}': `ⷸ
`, '\u{2DF9}': `ⷹ
`, '\u{2DFA}': `ⷺ
`, '\u{2DFB}': `ⷻ
`, '\u{2DFC}': `ⷼ
`, '\u{2DFD}': `ⷽ
`, '\u{2DFE}': `ⷾ
`, '\u{2DFF}': `ⷿ
`, '\u{A640}': `Ꙁ
`, '\u{A641}': `ꙁ
`, '\u{A642}': `Ꙃ
`, '\u{A643}': `ꙃ
`, '\u{A644}': `Ꙅ
`, '\u{A645}': `ꙅ
`, '\u{A646}': `Ꙇ
`, '\u{A647}': `ꙇ
`, '\u{A648}': `Ꙉ
`, '\u{A649}': `ꙉ
`, '\u{A64A}': `Ꙋ
`, '\u{A64B}': `ꙋ
`, '\u{A64C}': `Ꙍ
`, '\u{A64D}': `ꙍ
`, '\u{A64E}': `Ꙏ
`, '\u{A64F}': `ꙏ
`, '\u{A650}': `Ꙑ
`, '\u{A651}': `ꙑ
`, '\u{A652}': `Ꙓ
`, '\u{A653}': `ꙓ
`, '\u{A654}': `Ꙕ
`, '\u{A655}': `ꙕ
`, '\u{A656}': `Ꙗ
`, '\u{A657}': `ꙗ
`, '\u{A658}': `Ꙙ
`, '\u{A659}': `ꙙ
`, '\u{A65A}': `Ꙛ
`, '\u{A65B}': `ꙛ
`, '\u{A65C}': `Ꙝ
`, '\u{A65D}': `ꙝ
`, '\u{A65E}': `Ꙟ
`, '\u{A65F}': `ꙟ
`, '\u{A660}': `Ꙡ
`, '\u{A661}': `ꙡ
`, '\u{A662}': `Ꙣ
`, '\u{A663}': `ꙣ
`, '\u{A664}': `Ꙥ
`, '\u{A665}': `ꙥ
`, '\u{A666}': `Ꙧ
`, '\u{A667}': `ꙧ
`, '\u{A668}': `Ꙩ
`, '\u{A669}': `ꙩ
`, '\u{A66A}': `Ꙫ
`, '\u{A66B}': `ꙫ
`, '\u{A66C}': `Ꙭ
`, '\u{A66D}': `ꙭ
`, '\u{A66E}': `ꙮ
`, '\u{A66F}': `꙯
`, '\u{A670}': `꙰
`, '\u{A671}': `꙱
`, '\u{A672}': `꙲
`, '\u{A673}': `꙳
`, '\u{A674}': `ꙴ
`, '\u{A675}': `ꙵ
`, '\u{A676}': `ꙶ
`, '\u{A677}': `ꙷ
`, '\u{A678}': `ꙸ
`, '\u{A679}': `ꙹ
`, '\u{A67A}': `ꙺ
`, '\u{A67B}': `ꙻ
`, '\u{A67C}': `꙼
`, '\u{A67D}': `꙽
`, '\u{A67E}': `꙾
`, '\u{A67F}': `ꙿ
`, '\u{A680}': `Ꚁ
`, '\u{A681}': `ꚁ
`, '\u{A682}': `Ꚃ
`, '\u{A683}': `ꚃ
`, '\u{A684}': `Ꚅ
`, '\u{A685}': `ꚅ
`, '\u{A686}': `Ꚇ
`, '\u{A687}': `ꚇ
`, '\u{A688}': `Ꚉ
`, '\u{A689}': `ꚉ
`, '\u{A68A}': `Ꚋ
`, '\u{A68B}': `ꚋ
`, '\u{A68C}': `Ꚍ
`, '\u{A68D}': `ꚍ
`, '\u{A68E}': `Ꚏ
`, '\u{A68F}': `ꚏ
`, '\u{A690}': `Ꚑ
`, '\u{A691}': `ꚑ
`, '\u{A692}': `Ꚓ
`, '\u{A693}': `ꚓ
`, '\u{A694}': `Ꚕ
`, '\u{A695}': `ꚕ
`, '\u{A696}': `Ꚗ
`, '\u{A697}': `ꚗ
`, '\u{A698}': `Ꚙ
`, '\u{A699}': `ꚙ
`, '\u{A69A}': `Ꚛ
`, '\u{A69B}': `ꚛ
`, '\u{A69C}': `ꚜ
`, '\u{A69D}': `ꚝ
`, '\u{A69E}': `ꚞ
`, '\u{A69F}': `ꚟ
`, '\u{1C80}': `ᲀ
`, '\u{1C81}': `ᲁ
`, '\u{1C82}': `ᲂ
`, '\u{1C83}': `ᲃ
`, '\u{1C84}': `ᲄ
`, '\u{1C85}': `ᲅ
`, '\u{1C86}': `ᲆ
`, '\u{1C87}': `ᲇ
`, '\u{1C88}': `ᲈ
`, // OTHER '\u{0301}': `Indicates where the word stress falls in educational materials, dictionaries, and such. The position of the stress is distinctive, and not always predictable, eg. compare за́мок zámok ˈzamək castle замо́к zamók zəˈmok lock
Rarely, it may be used to specify the stress in uncommon foreign words and in poems with unusual stress used to fit the meter.wa,#Diacritics
`, '\u{0306}': `Found only in decomposed text. Used to represent the decomposed letter й [U+0438 CYRILLIC SMALL LETTER I + U+0306 COMBINING BREVE] (and its capital).
`, '\u{0308}': `Found only in decomposed text. Used to represent the decomposed letter ё [U+0435 CYRILLIC SMALL LETTER IE + U+0308 COMBINING DIAERESIS] (and its capital).
`, }