Trigraph
111Lli (trigraph) — Lli is a trigraph used in French to write the sound IPA|/j/ after IPA|/i/ in a few words, such as coquillier …
112Gni (trigraph) — Gni is a trigraph used in French to write the sound IPA|/ɲ/ in a few words such as châtaignier IPA|/ʃɑtɛɲe/. It is used also in Portuguese. For instance, in magnitude , that is read mahg nee too dee …
113Oen (trigraph) — Oin is a trigraph that represents a Walloon nasal vowel …
114Khw (trigraph) — Khw is a trigraph used in Canadian Tlingit to write the sound IPA|/qʷʰ/, which in Alaska is written kw …
115Xhw (trigraph) — Xhw is a trigraph used in Canadian Tlingit to write the sound IPA|/χʷ/, which in Alaska is written xw. It is also used in Xhosa, Zulu to represent the labialized aspirated click, IPA|/k͡ǁʰʷ/ …
116Rnd (trigraph) — Rnd is a trigraph used in Yanyuwa to represent a retroflex stop, IPA|/ɳʈ ɳɖ/ …
117Nyk (trigraph) — Nyk is a trigraph used in Yanyuwa to represent a pre velar stop, IPA|/ⁿɡ̟ ⁿk̟/ …
118Ngk (trigraph) — Ngk is a trigraph used in Yanyuwa to represent a back velar stop, IPA|/ⁿɡ̱ ⁿḵ/ …
119Ngg (trigraph) — Ngg is a trigraph used to represent the sound IPA|/ŋɡ/, as in English finger, in several languages such as Malay that use ng for IPA|/ŋ/, as in English singer …
120Tsv (trigraph) — Tsv is a trigraph used in the Shona language to write the whistled sibilant affricate IPA|/ts͎/ …
