-
Kurmanji Kurdish, ⟨ê î û⟩ are used to
represent /eː iː uː/. In Mikasuki,
cir****flexed vowels indicate a
rising and
falling pitch or tone. In Adûnaic, the Black...
- The
cir****flex (ˆ) is one of the five
diacritics used in
French orthography. It may
appear on the
vowels a, e, i, o, and u, for
example â in pâté. The...
- Ye with
Cir****flex (Е̂ е̂; italics: Е̂ е̂) is a
letter in the
Cyrillic Script,
which represents the
Cyrillic letter Ye (Е е) with a
cir****flex accent....
- do****ent. The
ASCII standard (X3.64.1977)
calls it a "
cir****flex"; the
Unicode standard calls it a "
cir****flex accent",
although it is no
longer practicable for...
- Ê, ê (e-
cir****flex) is a
letter of the
Latin alphabet,
found in Afrikaans, French, Friulian, Kurdish,
Norwegian (Nynorsk), Portuguese, Vietnamese, and...
- Â, â (a-
cir****flex) is a
letter of the
Inari Sami,
Skolt Sami, Romanian,
Vietnamese and Mizo alphabets. This
letter also
appears in French, Friulian, Frisian...
- The
cir****flex branch of left
coronary artery (also
known as the left
cir****flex artery or
cir****flex artery[citation needed]) is a
branch of the left...
- Î, î (i-
cir****flex) is a
letter in the Friulian, Kurdish, Tupi,
Persian Rumi, and
Romanian alphabets and
phonetic Filipino. This
letter also
appears in...
-
Cir****flex artery may
refer to:
Anterior humeral cir****flex artery Cir****flex branch of left
coronary artery Cir****flex fibular artery Cir****flex sca****r...
- A with
Cir****flex (А̂ а̂; italics: А̂ а̂) is a
Cyrillic letter, In all its
forms it
looks exactly like the
Latin letter A with
cir****flex (Â â Â â), used...
