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Alphabetic Diacritics
- Introduction
- Diacritic
- Accent Marks
- Acute accent
- Apex (diacritic)
- Grave accent
- Circumflex
- Caron
- Double acute accent
- Double grave accent
- Dots
- Dot (diacritic)
- Anusvara
- Interpunct
- Tittle
- Diaeresis (diacritic)
- Metal umlaut
- Colon (punctuation)
- Ring
- Ring (diacritic)
- Modifier letter ring above
- Rough breathing
- Smooth breathing
- Macron
- Macron
- Macron below
- Overlays
- Bar (diacritic)
- Curves
- Breve
- Inverted breve
- Sicilicus
- Tilde
- Titlo
- Curls
- Apostrophe
- Hook (diacritic)
- Horn (diacritic)
- Hook above
- Palatal hook
- Comma
- Cedilla
- Ogonek
- Double Marks
- Tie (typography)
- Diacritics Specific to Non-Latin Alphabets
- Arabic diacritics
- Hamza
- Shadda
- Pinyin
- Greek diacritics
- Iota subscript
- Ancient Greek accent
- Hebrew diacritics
- Niqqud
- Cantillation
- Hangul
- Revised Romanization of Korean
- Brahmic scripts
- Hiragana
- Katakana
- Dakuten
- Non-alphabetic Scripts
- Abjad
- Abugida
- Devanagari
- Alphabetization or Collation
- Collation
- Stress (linguistics)
- Homonym
- Others
- English terms with diacritical marks
- Use of the circumflex in French