šŒ‚


šŒ‚ U+10302, 𐌂
OLD ITALIC LETTER KE
ā† šŒ
[U+10301] 		Old Italic šŒƒ ā†’
[U+10303]

Translingual

Letter

šŒ‚

  1. The second letter of the classical Etruscan alphabet, and the third letter of the Oscan and archaic Etruscan alphabets; equivalent to the letter C of the Roman alphabet; transliterated āŸØcāŸ© or āŸØgāŸ©; and bearing the letter name ke.

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