Ä

Translingual

Symbol

1. Template:Lb Sometimes used to transcribe an Template:W, as Template:Angbr IPA is officially an open front vowel.
2. Template:Lb An Template:W (IPA Template:IPAfont).
3. Template:Lb an extremely short or fleeting ä.
4. Template:Lb Annuity-due.

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English

Symbol

1. Template:Lb Template:Ng

Arin

Etymology

Template:Inh+. Compare Template:Cog and Template:Cog. Also see Template:Cog.

Pronoun

1. I (first-person singular subjective)

Synonyms

• Template:L

Related terms

• Template:L

Dinka

Letter

1. Template:Latn-def

Elfdalian

Noun

1. island

Estonian

Pronunciation

• Template:Et-IPA/old

Letter

1. Template:Latn-def

Finnish

Etymology

See Template:M.

Pronunciation

• Template:Audio

Letter

1. Template:Latn-def

Usage notes

In case of technical restrictions, ä should be represented by a (not ae, as in German).

German

Noun

1. Template:Alt form

Further reading

• Template:R:Duden
• Template:R:DWDS

Livonian

Pronunciation

• Template:Qualifier Template:Liv-IPA

Letter

1. Template:Latn-def

North Frisian

Pronunciation

• Template:IPA
• Template:IPA

Letter

1. Template:Lb Template:Latn-def

Usage notes

• In Föhr-Amrum Frisian, single ⟨Template:L⟩ occurs only in word-final position. Elsewhere, Template:IPAchar is represented by ⟨Template:L⟩.
• Mooring Frisian uses ⟨Template:L⟩ for any Template:IPAchar, the single letter ⟨Template:L⟩ being reserved for the reduced vowel Template:IPAchar, Template:IPAchar.
• Sylt Frisian does not use ⟨Template:L⟩ at all. Long Template:IPAchar occurs only before ⟨Template:L⟩ in this dialect and is represented by ⟨Template:L⟩.

See also

• Template:Sense Template:L

Romani

Pronunciation

• Template:IPA

Letter

1. Template:Lb Template:Non-gloss

Skolt Sami

Pronunciation

• Template:Qualifier Template:IPA

Letter

1. Template:Latn-def

Slovak

Pronunciation

• Template:Qualifier Template:IPA

Letter

1. Template:Latn-def

Further reading

• Template:R:sk:SDK

Slovene

Etymology 1

From Template:Der, with its corresponding pronunciation, which is still used by some speakers, however, the majority of speakers have vernacularized the pronunciation to a long close-mid vowel regardless of the initial pronunciation.

Pronunciation 1

• Template:Qualifier: Template:IPA
• Template:Qualifier: Template:Sl-IPA (Template:L)
• Template:Qualifier: Template:Sl-IPA
• Template:Rhymes
• Template:Homophones

Letter

1. Additional letter in Slovene common mostly in loanwords from German.

Noun

1. Template:Q Template:N-g-lite

Usage notes

It is more common to use the name Template:L than to use this name.

Inflection

• Overall more common

• More common when with a definite adjective

Pronunciation 2

• Template:Qualifier Template:IPA

Symbol

1. Template:Qualifier Phonetic transcription of dialectal sound [[[:Template:IPAlink]]].

Etymology 2

Letter Template:L with diaeresis (Template:L) to signify centralization.

Pronunciation

• Template:Qualifier Template:IPA

Letter

1. Template:Latn-def

See also

• Template:L
• Template:L
• Template:L
• Template:L
• Template:L
• Template:L
• Template:L
• Template:L
• Template:L
• Template:L

References

• Template:Cite-book
• Template:Cite-book

Southern Tutchone

Pronunciation

1. Template:IPA

Letter

1. Template:Latn-def

Swedish

Alternative forms

• Template:Alt
• Template:Alt

Pronunciation

Letter name

• Template:IPA
• Template:Audio

Phoneme

• Template:IPA

Etymology 1

The word Template:M from year 1777, where the now obsolete variation aͤ is still used.

Originally a ligature of A and E. During the 16th century, the letter began to be written as an A with a lower case e on top (Aͤ respectively aͤ). During the first decades of the 18th century, the use of umlaut emerged.

Letter

1. The second last letter of the Swedish alphabet, pronounced Template:IPAchar when long, Template:IPAchar when short. In Central Swedish, these phonemes are partially merged with long Template:IPAchar and short Template:IPAchar.

Etymology 2

Verb

1. Template:Lb Template:Pronunciation spelling of

Further reading

• Template:R:sv:SO

Teribe

Noun

1. axe

References

• Template:R:Gamarra & Villagra 1980

Turkmen

Pronunciation

• Template:Qualifier Template:IPA

Letter

1. Template:Latn-def

Volapük

Prefix

1. Verbal prefix for the imperfect tense.

Welsh

Pronunciation

• Template:S Template:IPA

Letter

1. Template:Ng