Main Page | See live article | Alphabetical index The bar or stroke can be a diacritic mark, when used with some letters in the Latin or Cyrillic alphabets. Characters with a bar (not all may display in all browsers, depending on browser version, OS, and fonts¹): ɨ (lowercase)/Ɨ (uppercase) : Latin letter i with stroke, barred-i : this signifies a high central unrounded vowel in some African alphabets. ƚ (lowercase only?) : Latin small letter l with bar, barred-l : a letter from the Polish alphabet signifying a w-sound; also a velar "L" sound in the International Phonetic Alphabet. ƛ (lowercase only?) : Latin small letter lambda with stroke, barred lambda : a letter from the International Phonetic Alphabet. ɵ (lowercase)/Ɵ (uppercase) : Latin letter o with middle tilde, barred o : a letter used in some African alphabets. This may also be a tilde diacritic instead. ƶ (lowercase only?) : Latin small letter z with stroke, barred z: a letter used for some Pan-Turkish languages. ǂ : Latin letter alvolear click : used for the Khoisan language. ғ (lowercase only?) : Cyrillic small letter ghe with stroke, barred ghe : used in Azerbaijani and some other Balkan languages. ө (lowercase)/Ө (uppercase) : Cyrillic letter barred o ӫ (lowercase)/Ӫ (uppercase) : Cyrillic letter barred o with diaeresis ᴃ : Latin small capital letter barred B ᴯ : Modifier letter barred B ¹: Displays fine in Opera 7.5 and K-Meleon 0.8.2 with the Code2000 and Titus Cyberbit Basic fonts on WindowsXP. This article is from Wikipedia. All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License.