ꟷ


ꟷ U+A7F7, ꟷ
LATIN EPIGRAPHIC LETTER SIDEWAYS I
← ꟶ
[U+A7F6] 		Latin Extended-D ꟸ →
[U+A7F8]

Latin

Letter

ꟷ

  1. An epigraphic letter I used in inscriptions from Celtic Britain for the genitive of the second declension.
    • c. 500 CE Stone inscription alongside a road:
      DERVACꟷ F͡ILIVS / IVSTꟷ (h)IC IACIT
      (The stone) of Dervacus, son of Justus. He lies here.
    • c. 800 CE Inscription on pillar stone:
      BODVOCꟷ HIC IACIT / F͡IL͡IVS CATOTIGIRNI / PRONEPVS ETERNAL͡I(s) / VEDOMAVꟷ
      (The stone) of Bodovoc. Here he lies, son of Catotigirnus (and) great-grandson of Eternalis Vedomavus.
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