Characters with a similar style: " · " · ″ · ◌̏ · ゙ · ״ ·
Double acut is one of the rather rare diacritical marks of extended Cyrillic in the Chuvash language , as well as extended Latin in the Hungarian and Faroese languages (in the latter Ő is the variant of writing the letter Ø ), as well as in the Slovak transcriptional alphabet . In the Chuvash language, the letter is close in sound to Turkish ü.
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| Title | combining double acute accent | |||||||||||
| Unicode | U + 030B | |||||||||||
| HTML code | ̋ or ̋ | |||||||||||
| UTF-16 | 0x30B | |||||||||||
| URL code | % CC% 8B | |||||||||||
Of the Latin alphabets, a double acute is used most widely in written Hungarian in combination with the letter O and U: Ő , Ű . Denotes the vowel longness Ö, Ü in the same way as the ordinary acut means the longitude of other vowels. Because of its similarity with the German Ö , the double acute is sometimes called the Hungarian umlaut .