᾿

1. smooth breathing,psile

• ᾽(“coronis”)
• ψιλή

A reversedrough breathing mark (῾).

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1. Adiacritical mark of theGreek script, calledψιλή(psilḗ,“smooth”) in Ancient Greek, and found onἈ(Ἀ)/ἀ(ἀ),Ἐ(Ἐ)/ἐ(ἐ),Ἠ(Ἠ)/ἠ(ἠ),Ἰ(Ἰ)/ἰ(ἰ),Ὀ(Ὀ)/ὀ(ὀ),Υ̓/ὐ(ὐ) andὨ(Ὠ)/ὠ(ὠ). It is also known by its Latin namespīritus lēnis or the English namesmooth breathing. It is used to indicate a word-initial vowel.

• (Greek-script letters)Α α,Β β,Γ γ,Δ δ,Ε ε,Ζ ζ,Η η,Θ θ,Ι ι,Κ κ,Λ λ,Μ μ,Ν ν,Ξ ξ,Ο ο,Π π,Ρ ρ,Σ σ ς,Τ τ,Υ υ,Φ φ,Χ χ,Ψ ψ,Ω ω
• (non-Classical letters)Ϝ(W)ϝ(w),Ͷͷ,Ͱ(H)ͱ(h),Ϻ(S)ϻ(s),Ϟϟ,Ϙ(Q)ϙ(q),Ͳ(S)ͳ(s)
• (punctuation)·⸳.;
• (diacritics)᾿῾◌́◌̀῀¨

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