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词条 Ż
释义

  1. Polish

     Examples of ż 

  2. Emilian-Romagnol

  3. Kashubian

  4. Maltese

  5. Tunisian Arabic

  6. Computing codes

  7. See also

  8. References

Ż, ż (Z with overdot) is a letter, consisting of the letter Z of the ISO basic Latin alphabet and an overdot.

Polish

Ż represents the voiced retroflex fricative {{IPA|[ʐ]}}, somewhat similar to the pronunciation of {{angle bracket|g}} in "mira{{strong|g}}e". It usually corresponds to Ж or Ž in most other Slavic languages.

Its pronunciation is the same as the rz digraph, the only difference being that {{angle bracket|rz}} evolved from a palatalized {{angle bracket|r}}. Ż originates from a palatalized {{IPA|/g/}} or {{IPA|/z/}}.[1]

Ż occasionally devoices to the voiceless retroflex fricative {{IPA|[ʂ]}}, particularly in final position.

Ż should not be confused with {{angle bracket|Ź}} (or {{angle bracket|z}} followed by {{angle bracket|i}}), termed "soft zh"{{Citation needed|reason=Who introduced and/or use this term?|date=December 2016}}, the voiced alveolopalatal fricative ({{IPA|[ʑ]}}).

Examples of ż

{{audio|pl-żółty.ogg|{{strong|ż}}ółty}} (‘yellow’)

{{audio|Pl-żona-2.ogg|{{strong|ż}}ona}} (‘wife’)

Compare ź (z with acute accent):

{{audio|pl-źle.ogg|{{strong|ź}}le}} (‘wrongly, badly’)

{{audio|Pl-źrebię.ogg|{{strong|ź}}rebię}} (‘foal’)

Occasionally, capital Ƶ (Z with horizontal stroke) is used instead of capital Ż for aesthetic purposes, especially in all-caps text and handwriting.

Emilian-Romagnol

Ż is used in Emilian-Romagnol to represent the voiced dental fricative {{IPAblink|ð}} (or, in some peripheral dialects, the affricates {{IPA|[dð~dz]}}), e.g. viażèr ({{IPA|[vjaˈðɛːr]}}, "to travel").

Kashubian

Kashubian ż is a voiced fricative like in Polish, but it is postalveolar ({{IPAblink|ʒ}}) rather than retroflex.

Maltese

In Maltese, ż is pronounced like "z" in English "maze".

Tunisian Arabic

It is used in Tunisian Arabic transliteration{{which|date=September 2017}} for {{IPA|/ð/}} (based on Maltese with additional letters).

Computing codes

characterŻż
Unicode nameLATIN CAPITAL LETTER
Z WITH DOT ABOVE
LATIN SMALL LETTER
Z WITH DOT ABOVE
character encoding decimal hex decimal hex
Unicode 379 017B 380 017C
UTF-8 197 187 C5 BB 197 188 C5 BC
Numeric character reference Ż Ż ż ż
CP 852 189 BD 190 BE
CP 775 163 A3 164 A4
Mazovia 161 A1 167 A7
Windows-1250, ISO-8859-2 175 AF 191 BF
Windows-1257, ISO-8859-13 221 DD 253 FD
Mac Central European 251 FB 253 FD

See also

  • Ź and Ž
  • Polish alphabet
  • Polish phonology
  • Dot (diacritic)
{{Latin script}}

References

1. ^{{cite book|last1=Corbett|first1=Greville|last2=Comrie|first2=Bernard|title=The Slavonic Languages|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=euI4CQAAQBAJ&pg=PA690|year=2003|publisher=Routledge|isbn=978-1-136-86137-6|page=690|quote= The spelling difference reflects the historical difference between a palatalization of /r/ (for rz) and of /g/ or /z/ (for ż).}}
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3 : Polish language|Maltese language|Specific Polish letters

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