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A barred i, for a high central vowel.
Also known as: Barred i, I with stroke
In the International Phonetic Alphabet a barred i denotes a close central unrounded vowel, made with the tongue high and in the middle of the mouth. It occurs in Russian, Welsh and Scottish English.
Denotes a close central unrounded vowel, between the close front and close back positions.
Contexts: Language and transcription
Occurs in Russian, Welsh and some Scottish accents of English, and is used in transcriptions of reduced vowels in several languages.
Contexts: Language and transcription
A lower-case letter i whose stroke is crossed by a short horizontal bar at mid height, the dot retained above.