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|checklevel= | |phoneme={{p|u}}, {{p|o}} | ||
|problem=gerundetes U im Trissino? | |checklevel=2 | ||
|problem=gerundetes U im Trissino? o Phonem | |||
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== Commentary == | == Commentary == | ||
Upsilon is one of the letters (together with [[index::L|Lambda]] and [[index::P|Pi]]) which serve as a basis for distinguishing the Magrè and Sanzeno alphabets (see [[index::Script]]): The "inverted" variant {{c||U}} ({{c||U3}}, {{c||U5}}), sometimes termed "Venetoid" in the TIR, is attributed to the Magrè alphabet, while {{c||U2}} ({{c||U4}}), typical for the Etruscan and Lugano alphabets, is used in the Sanzeno alphabet. The choice between a symmetrical form and a rarer one with a straight hasta appears to be one of style – the form of Alpha ({{c||A}}/{{c||A5}}) usually corresponds to that of Upsilon. The curved variant {{c||U5}} (again, together with curved Alpha) appears only in rock inscriptions and the possibly archaic [[index::PU-1]], as well as in the [[index::Trissino]] (not yet autopsied). | Upsilon is one of the letters (together with [[index::L|Lambda]] and [[index::P|Pi]]) which serve as a basis for distinguishing the Magrè and Sanzeno alphabets (see [[index::Script]]): The "inverted" variant {{c||U}} ({{c||U3}}, {{c||U5}}), sometimes termed "Venetoid" in the TIR, is attributed to the Magrè alphabet, while {{c||U2}} ({{c||U4}}), typical for the Etruscan and Lugano alphabets, is used in the Sanzeno alphabet. The choice between a symmetrical form and a rarer one with a straight hasta appears to be one of style – the form of Alpha ({{c||A}}/{{c||A5}}) usually corresponds to that of Upsilon. The curved variant {{c||U5}} (again, together with curved Alpha) appears only in rock inscriptions and the possibly archaic [[index::PU-1]], as well as in the [[index::Trissino]] (not yet autopsied). | ||
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Revision as of 16:13, 21 July 2015
| Character | |
|---|---|
| Customary name: | y psilon |
| Represents: | u, o |
Variants and attestation
| Transliteration | Sinistroverse | Dextroverse | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Glyph | Number | Glyph | Number | |
| U | 
|
31 | 
|
8 |
| U2 | 
|
86 | 
|
5 |
| U3 | 
|
5 | 
|
3 |
| U4 | 
|
7 | 
|
0 |
| U5 | 
|
8 | 
|
5 |
Commentary
Upsilon is one of the letters (together with Lambda and Pi) which serve as a basis for distinguishing the Magrè and Sanzeno alphabets (see Script): The "inverted" variant 
(
, 
), sometimes termed "Venetoid" in the TIR, is attributed to the Magrè alphabet, while 
(
), typical for the Etruscan and Lugano alphabets, is used in the Sanzeno alphabet. The choice between a symmetrical form and a rarer one with a straight hasta appears to be one of style – the form of Alpha (
/
) usually corresponds to that of Upsilon. The curved variant (again, together with curved Alpha) appears only in rock inscriptions and the possibly archaic PU-1, as well as in the Trissino (not yet autopsied).
