IPA: Best practice?

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  • André G. Isaak
    André G. Isaak Posts: 634
    edited November 29
    I think the character on the left is ᶍ and the one to its right is UAB59
  • John Hudson
    John Hudson Posts: 3,227
    Ah yes. Brill didn’t want the German dialectology characters, so I never paid much attention to most of them (excepting the Latin chi, which is more widely used).
  • Igor Freiberger
    Igor Freiberger Posts: 279
    edited November 30
    It's from the Latin Extended E block, in the section for German dialectology. I kept it in phonetics area of my font, but it's not part of IPA.

    AB59 – LATIN SMALL LETTER X WITH LONG LEFT LEG WITH SERIF

    Actually, there is a set of "x" with left legs, quite strange creatures. I used the original reference to create the glyph but later Unicode updated the way the serif is drawn. I need to update it too.


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