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From: boud@rempt.xs4all.nl (Boudewijn Rempt)
Subject: Re: Does any other language use this symbol? - dt.gif (0/1)
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Date: Sun, 25 Aug 1996 06:57:53 GMT
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In article <4vnd7o$gs8@herald.concentric.net> you wrote:

: Hi all,

: Someone told me that I might want to submit this symbol to the Unicode
: Consortium.  It is used in the Hualapai language (Arizona, United
: States).  Has anyone ever seen this symbol before?  If so, what other
: languages use it?  In Hualapai, this is a symbol for a voiced dental
: stop.

: Chuck Coker
: CJCoker@Cris.Com

: Attachment:  dT.gif, 2996 bytes

I seem vaguely to recall the symbol, but some research has showed
nothing. It is - as far as I can make out - not in Daniels and Bright,
and if it still used I guess it should be part of Unicode.
an
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