cross stroke (subscript)

cross stroke (subscript)
Image:
	[File] Dublin, Trinity College, MS 1339 (H 2. 18, 1339) = Book of Leinster [s. xii2], p. 113b
Represents in Irish:	□() / □()r / (miscellaneous)	(in the scribe's mind or in normalised spelling)
Appearance
Build type:	Component
Position:	Subscript
Type of symbol:	Symbol
Comments:	Stroke through descender or subscript graph
Meaning
Represents:	» In Irish: □() / □()r / (miscellaneous)
Provenance
See also
Examples in context:	Examples in other contexts, if available > ar (allograph open) Represents: » ar (Irish) » quia, quam, qu() (Latin)  » Notational device: Subscript symbol, Allograph » Allograph of:  ar (q with stroke through descender) > ar (q with stroke through descender) Represents: » ar (Irish) » quia, quam, quod, qu() (Latin)  » Notational device: Baseline symbol examples in context air are, que(?) arr arus iarum, íarum, íarom, íaram, iaramh tarb > arr (double stroke) Represents: » arr (Irish)  » Notational device: Subscript symbol > ir (cross stroke) Represents: » ir » Notational device: Subscript letter, Subscript symbol examples in context eir uir > per (p with cross stroke) Represents: » per (Irish) » per, par, por (Latin)  » Notational device: Baseline symbol examples in context > s insular with cross stroke Represents: » ser, s()r, s() (Irish) » s(), secund() (Latin)  » Notational device: Subscript symbol examples in context aimser, aimsir
Entries related in meaning:	Possible equivalents matching one of the values in the transcription above, if available > no image available apostrophe (superscript) Represents: » □s, □()s (Irish) » □us, □()s, □() (Latin)  > cross stroke through stem  » U+0334 Represents: » ()□, □() > enclosing punctus (abbreviating device) Represents: » □() » Notational device: Baseline symbol > suspension stroke  » U+0305 Represents: » □n, □(), n□, ()□ > suspension stroke (wavy) Represents: » □()r, □ir, □er, □ar, ir□ (Irish)  » Notational device: Allograph » Allograph of: suspension stroke

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