Ƒ

See also: ƒ, f, and Appendix:Variations of "f"
Ƒ U+0191, Ƒ
LATIN CAPITAL LETTER F WITH HOOK
← Ɛ
[U+0190] 		Latin Extended-B ƒ →
[U+0192]

Translingual

Letter

Ƒ (lower case ƒ)

  1. A letter based on the italic form of F.

See also

Currency signs

  • ₾ – lari
  • ₴ – hryvnia
  • ₭ – kip
  • ₺ – Turkish lira
  • ₼ – manat
  • ₥ – mill
  • ₦ – naira
  • ₱ – Philippine peso
  • £ – pound
  • ﷼‎ – rial or riyal
  • ៛ – riel
  • ރ – rufiyaa
  • ₽ – ruble
  • ₨ – rupee
  • ௹ – rupee
  • ₹ – Indian rupee
  • ৲ or ৳ – taka
  • ૱ – rupee (in Gujarat)
  • ₪ – new shekel
  • ₸ – tenge
  • ₮ – tugrik
  • ₩ – won
  • ¥ – yen or yuan

Formerly used currency signs

  • ₳ – austral
  • ₠ – ECU (European Currency Unit)
  • ₢ – cruzeiro
  • ₯ – drachma
  • ₣ – French franc
  • ₤ – Italian lira
  • ₶ – livre tournois
  • ℳ – mark
  • ₧ – peseta
  • ₰ – pfennig
  • ₷ – spesmilo

Ewe

Etymology

Based on the italic form of F

Letter

Ƒ

  1. (in writing the Ewe language) Used to represent a voiceless bilabial fricative (/ɸ/), as distinct from the letter F, which represents a voiceless labiodental fricative. Compare Ʋ, which is the equivalent voiced sound.

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