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== Commentary == | == Commentary == | ||
See [[index::Þ]] for details. The equations of {{w||þinaχe}} and {{w||þal}} with Etruscan {{w||zinake}} and {{w||zal}} suggest a dental affricate of some description (for the pronunciation of Etruscan /z/ see {{bib|Wallace 2008}}: 31 f.). For the question of whether Zeta was also used to write | See [[index::Þ]] for details. The equations of {{w||þinaχe}} and {{w||þal}} with Etruscan {{w||zinake}} and {{w||zal}} suggest a dental affricate of some description (for the pronunciation of Etruscan /z/ see {{bib|Wallace 2008}}: 31 f.). For the question of whether Zeta was also used to write /z/, see [[index::Z]]. | ||
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| Type: | consonant |
| IPA (approx.): | [ts] |
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| Graphematic representation: | Þ (thorn) |
| Attested in: | Words: 0, Morphemes: 0 |
Commentary
See Þ for details. The equations of þinaχe and þal with Etruscan zinake and zal suggest a dental affricate of some description (for the pronunciation of Etruscan /z/ see Wallace 2008: 31 f.). For the question of whether Zeta was also used to write /z/, see Z.
