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A curled j, for a voiced sound made at the hard palate.
Also known as: ʝ, Curly-tail j, J with crossed tail
In the International Phonetic Alphabet this letter denotes a voiced palatal fricative, the voiced counterpart of the ich sound. It occurs in Spanish, Greek and Swedish.
Denotes a voiced palatal fricative, articulated as for the voiceless palatal fricative but with voicing.
Contexts: Language and transcription
Occurs in Spanish as a realisation of y between vowels and in Greek as one value of the letter gamma before front vowels.
Contexts: Language and transcription
A letter j whose descending stroke is crossed by a short bar and curls to the left at the foot.