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An eth, a crossed d, for the th sound of English this.
Also known as: ð, Eth, Edh, Crossed d
In the International Phonetic Alphabet the letter eth denotes a voiced dental fricative, the voiced counterpart of theta. It is the th of English this, that and breathe.
Denotes a voiced dental fricative, articulated as for the voiceless dental fricative but with vocal-fold vibration.
Contexts: Language and transcription
Is the th of English this and breathe, distinguished from the voiceless th of thin only by voicing; the letter itself is borrowed from Old English and Icelandic orthography.
Contexts: Language and transcription
A curved letter d leaning to the left, its ascending stroke crossed near the top by a short horizontal bar.