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| '''lowercase''' || q̠ || r || ɍ || s || s̠ || ʃ || t || t̠ || ƭ || ʈ || ө || u
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| '''uppercase''' || Q̠ || [[R]] || [[Ɍ]] || [[S]] || S̠ || [[Esh (letter)|Ʃ]] || [[T]] || T̠ || [[
| [[U]]
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| '''lowercase''' || ᴜ || v || ʋ || w || x || x̠ || y || ƴ || z || z̠ || [[file:Latin small letter Z with tophook.svg|16x16px]] || ʒ
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| '''uppercase''' || [[Ʊ]] || [[V]] || [[Ʋ]] || [[W]] || [[X]] || X̠ || [[Y]] || [[Ƴ]] || [[Z]] || Z̠ || | [[file:Latin capital letter Z with tophook.svg|18x18px]] || [[
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The 32nd letter "[[File:Latin letter Linearized tilde (Mann-Dalby form).svg|8px]]" is called ''linearized [[tilde]]''.<ref>Mann, Michael; Dalby, David: ''A Thesaurus of African Languages'', London 1987, {{ISBN|0-905450-24-8}}, p. 210</ref> It is not specifically supported in Unicode (as of version 15, 2023), but can be represented by {{angbr IPA|[[wikt:ɴ|ɴ]]}} or {{angbr IPA|[[wikt:∿|∿]]}}. {{angbr IPA| ƒ }} and {{angbr IPA| ʃ }} are written without ascenders (thus esh is a mirror of {{angbr IPA|ʅ }}; {{angbr IPA|ƴ}} is written with a right-hooking tail, like the retroflex letters in the IPA; and {{angbr IPA|ɩ}} has a top hook to the left, like a squashed {{angbr IPA|ʅ }}.
Because no language has all the consonants, the consonant letters are used for more than one potential value. They can be reassigned when there are conflicts. For instance, ɦ may be a voiceless pharyngeal, a voiced glottal fricative, or even (in the Khoekhoe table) an alveolar nasal click to avoid the digraph ɖɴ.
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