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I with bowl

Letter of the Latin alphabet used for historical orthography of Jaꞑalif.

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  1. Yañalif

    1920s–30s Soviet Latin alphabet for Turkic languages.

    29%

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    Letter of the Cyrillic script.

    16%

  3. Tone six

    Letter of the Latin alphabet.

    12%

  4. Small capital B

    Additional letter of the Latin alphabet.

    9.1%

  5. Unified Northern Alphabet

    Latin-based alphabet.

    8.6%

  6. Latinisation in the Soviet Union

    1920s–1930s script reform campaign.

    6.3%

  7. Yery

    Cyrillic letter.

    5.6%

  8. Dotless I

    Letter of the Latin alphabet.

    4.1%

  9. B

    Second letter of the Latin alphabet.

    3.9%

  10. Suret language

    Neo-Aramaic varieties.

    3.2%

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  1. Soft sign

    Letter of the Cyrillic script.

    30%

  2. Yañalif

    1920s–30s Soviet Latin alphabet for Turkic languages.

    19%

  3. Dotless I

    Letter of the Latin alphabet.

    16%

  4. Yery

    Cyrillic letter.

    7.3%

  5. Tone six

    Letter of the Latin alphabet.

    5.9%

  6. Small capital B

    Additional letter of the Latin alphabet.

    5%

  7. Unified Northern Alphabet

    Latin-based alphabet.

    4.1%

  8. Azerbaijani alphabet

    Scripts used to write the Azerbaijani language.

    3.7%

  9. Romanization of Korean

    Writing Korean using the Latin script.

    1.4%

  10. Syriac alphabet

    Ancient writing system.

    1.2%