Pokrytie ( ҇ ) is one of the historic diacritical signs of Cyrillic that was used in Old Church Slavonic, later medieval Cyrillic literary traditions and modern Church Slavonic. It is a modification of titlo adapted for covering (hence its name, Old Slavonic for 'covering') combining Cyrillic letters (so called letter-titlos). It is conventionally not used with combining modifications of letters Д, Ж, З and Х, although exceptions happen, especially in skoropis. The character was introduced into Unicode 5.1 in April 2008.
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| - Le pokrytié ‹ ◌҇ › est un diacritique de l’alphabet cyrillique utilisé dans l’écriture du slavon d’église. Il a la forme d’un crochet allongé. (fr)
- Pokrytie ( ҇ ) is one of the historic diacritical signs of Cyrillic that was used in Old Church Slavonic, later medieval Cyrillic literary traditions and modern Church Slavonic. It is a modification of titlo adapted for covering (hence its name, Old Slavonic for 'covering') combining Cyrillic letters (so called letter-titlos). It is conventionally not used with combining modifications of letters Д, Ж, З and Х, although exceptions happen, especially in skoropis. The character was introduced into Unicode 5.1 in April 2008. (en)
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| - An example of multiple usage of letter-titlos in a Russian manuscript, c. 1400 (en)
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| - Le pokrytié ‹ ◌҇ › est un diacritique de l’alphabet cyrillique utilisé dans l’écriture du slavon d’église. Il a la forme d’un crochet allongé. (fr)
- Pokrytie ( ҇ ) is one of the historic diacritical signs of Cyrillic that was used in Old Church Slavonic, later medieval Cyrillic literary traditions and modern Church Slavonic. It is a modification of titlo adapted for covering (hence its name, Old Slavonic for 'covering') combining Cyrillic letters (so called letter-titlos). It is conventionally not used with combining modifications of letters Д, Ж, З and Х, although exceptions happen, especially in skoropis. The character was introduced into Unicode 5.1 in April 2008. (en)
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