J
J | |
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J j | |
Ymmyd | |
Screeu-chorys | Script Ladjynagh |
Sorçh | Abbyrlhitagh |
Çhengey vunneydagh | Ladjyn |
Coad-phoynt Unicode |
U+004A, U+006A, U+0237 |
Soiaghey abbyrlhittagh | 10 |
Shennaghys | |
Lhiasaghey | |
Traa ymmydit | 14oo eash BNJ – jiu |
Sluightee | |
Shuyraghyn | |
Elley | |
Troa screeu | Clee dys y jesh |
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She J, ny j, yn jeihoo lettyr 'syn abbyrlhit Ladjynagh,[1] ta ymmydit ayns abbyrlhit ny Gaelgey noa-emshiragh as ayns abbyrlhittyn elley er feie ny cruinney. She juys yn ennym va currit er 'sy Ghaelg ayns ny laaghyn t'er ny gholl shaghey.[2]
Shennaghys
[reagh | edit source]Haink J jeh iuar 'syn 16oo eash. Ta bun y lettyr jalloo-ocklyn Egyptagh jeh lurg as laue echey. Va'n sheean (/ʕ/) ec yn 'ockle Egyptagh, agh haink eh dy chowraghey /j/ ayns çhengaghyn Semetagh, er y fa dy row /j/ ec toshiaght ny focklyn v'oc son lurg. She yodh v'ayn.
Ghow ny Greagee cummey jeh son iota 'syn abbyrlhit Greagagh, as eshyn çheet er /i/. Ren ny Romanee ymmyd jeh'n lettyr cheddin 'syn abbyrlhit Romanagh. Va J ny chummey elley jeh'n lettyr cheddin, as derrey'n 16oo eash, ren ad ymmyd jeh'n daa lettyr son y daa heean.
Ayns Shenn Vaarle, v'ad screeu y myn-heean /dʒ/ myr cʒ.[3]. Va myn-heean casley rish ec Shenn Rangish, jeh /j/ Ladjyn, as v'ad ny screeu myr i. Fo cummaght Shenn Rangish, haink ny screeudeyryn Sostnagh y yannoo ymmyd jeh i (as eisht j) son /dʒ/ ec toshiaght focklyn ny Shenn Vaarle. Myr sampleyr, iest, eisht jest ("spotçh"), agh screeu ad DG ayns buill elley, myr sampleyr hedge ("cleigh").[3] Haink ymmydyd elley stiagh 'sy Vaarle jeh focklyn eeassit ass Frangish as çhengaghyn elley; myr sampleyr, adjoin ("lhiattaghey"), junta ("hoontey"). Y chied lioar Baarle eddyrscarr i as j dy baghtal, hie eh er soilshaghey magh ayns 1634.[3]
'sy Ghaelg hene, ta'n lettyr çheet jeh'n abbyrlhit Baarleagh liorish obbyr John Phillips, Aspick Sodor as Mannin, as e lheid cairscreeu y yannoo son y Ghaelg ayns ny 1700yn.
Ymmyd
[reagh | edit source]'sy Ghaelg, ta J çheet er yn affricaid /dʒ/, as shen kiart 'sy Vaarle neesht son y chooid smoo.
Ayns çhengaghyn Germaanagh, as ny çhengaghyn Baltagh as Slavagh ta jannoo ymmyd jeh'n abbyrlhit Romanagh, t'eh çheet er y lhiattagh /j/ dy mennick.
Ayns ny çhenaghyn Romanagh, t'eh ny screebagh son y chooid smoo. She screebagh lurg-chooyeeacklagh cronnaneagh (/ʒ/) t'ayn ec Frangish, Portiugish as Roomainish, agh ayns Cataloanish, she screebagh cleaoil cronnaneagh t'ayn (/ʝ/). Ayns Spaainish, ta feeu eddyr /x/ as /h/ echey, bentyn rish yn abbyrt t'ayn.
Çheumooie jeh'n Europey, ta J çheet er /ʒ/ ayns Turkish, Asserbajaanish as Tatarish. Ayns Indoneeshish, Somaalish, Malayish, Igboish, Shonaish as Soolooish, t'eh çheet er /dʒ/. Ayns Konkanish, Yorubaish, Oromoish as Swahilish, t'eh çheet er bleaystagh cleaoil cronnaneagh, /ɟ/. Ayns Kiowaish, she bleaystagh cooyl-eeacklagh neuchronnaneagh t'ayn (/t/).
Ayns aascreeu Hanyu Pinyin, ta J çheet er affricaid cooyl-eeacklagh cleaoil, /tɕ/.
Coadyn co-earrooder
[reagh | edit source]Ayns Unicode, ta j mooar ec U+0050 as j beg ec U+0070.[4]
Ayns ASCII, ta j mooar ec 74 as j beg ec 106. Ayns earrooyn jeesoil, shen 01001010 as 01101010.
Ayns EBCDIC, ta j mooar ec 209 as j beg ec 145.
Ayns HTML as XML, ta j mooar ec "J" as j beg ec "j".
Imraaghyn
[reagh | edit source]- ↑ "Latin alphabet". Encyclopædia Britannica.
- ↑ Kelly, Phil. "Lessoonyn Level 1". Feddynit magh er 11 Mean Souree 2024.
- ↑ a b c Hogg, Richard M.; Norman Francis Blake, Roger Lass, Suzanne Romaine, R. W. Burchfield, John Algeo (1992). The Cambridge History of the English Language. Cambridge University Press, 39. ISBN 0521264766.
- ↑ Javascript Unicode Chart (en). Feddynit er 2009-03-08.