Double acute accent

A double acute is a diacritical mark to identify a particular pronunciation of a letter and is mainly used in Hungarian. Here denotes the double acute in O (O ) O (O ) and Ű ( Ű ), ű ( ű ) a longer pronunciation compared to the short vowels Ö, ö and Ü, ü. In Hungarian, the vowel length is phonologically distinctive, so meaningless distinctive.

In IPA and IPA -derived spellings smaller languages ​​of Double Acute identifies the particularly high speaking tone.

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In the ASCII character set of Double Acute does not occur. In the character sets of ISO 8859 family selected character occur with double acute. ISO 8859-2 contains ŐőŰű and the detached double acute U 02 DD DOUBLE ACUTE ACCENT ( ˝).

Unicode can additionally represent any characters with double acute as a combining character by the combining double acute U 030 B COMBINING DOUBLE ACUTE ACCENT ( ◌ ̋ ) is adjusted.

TeX and LaTeX can represent any character with double acute. There is also the instruction \ H o, which generates a ő in Text mode. In math mode there is no command for the double acute.

( based on it for letters with diacritics, inter alia, see list of Latin -based alphabets )

• Diacritic