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The IPA Unicode character No. 0x026E. Symbol of voiced alveolar lateral fricative.

In Wikipedia it may be used to represent a ligature of l and ʒ, the IPA symbols for the first and last sounds in language, as a symbol for articles about languages.

• Based on the DejaVu Sans font.

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• House of Savoy-Carignan
• Kanuri language
• Prokofiev (surname)
• Eastern Berber languages
• Siwi language
• Iturbide (surname)
• Saddam (name)
• Copin
• Brooke family
• House of Gonzaga
• Breitner
• Guan
• Kodava Takk
• Zhao (surname)
• Orokolo
• Thom
• Coastal Bikol languages
• Inland Bikol languages
• Starckdeutsch
• Mansur
• Sima (surname)
• Lal
• Yerkish
• Northern Fujiwara
• Adachi clan
• Amago clan
• Mōri clan
• Göta
• Ashikaga clan
• Gayo language
• Madurese language
• Makassarese language
• Song (surname)
• Jared
• Zimakani language
• Zizilivakan language
• Mazurkiewicz
• Soqotri language
• Zarma language
• McGonagall
• Hölder (surname)
• Beja language
• Moabite language
• Amto-Musan languages
• Controlled natural language
• Meroitic language
• Vanya
• Edomite language
• Santali language
• Carolinian language
• Sava (name)
• Kristi language
• Angolar language
• Principense language
• Dura language
• Daman Indo-Portuguese language
• Ongota language
• Taczanowski family
• Alper
• Vajpayee
• Uripiv language
• Adorno family
• Um (Korean name)
• Einar
• Deng (surname)
• Cheng (surname)
• Xue
• Hana (given name)
• Maghrebi Arabic
• Jiwarli language
• Warrungu
• A'Tong language
• Aari language
• Tama language
• Proto-Mandarin
• Sudanese Arabic
• Awjilah language
• Sawknah language
• Guanche language
• Friz
• Xander
• Johanan
• Fur languages
• Kolev
• Bhat
• Cziffra
• Elon (name)
• Tujia language
• Ladakhi language
• Aja language (Nilo-Saharan)
• Forbes family (publishers)
• Warlpiri Sign Language
• Gangte
• Zinn
• Piotter
• Bamba
• Medieval Hebrew

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