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{{dablink|This article is for the letter Đ (lowercase: đ) called "D with stroke". For other uses, see [[Ð (disambiguation)]].}} | {{dablink|This article is for the letter Đ (lowercase: đ) called "D with stroke". For other uses, see [[Ð (disambiguation)]].}} | ||
'''Đ, đ''' is a letter used in some variants of the [[Latin alphabet]], especially in [[Vietnamese]], [[Serbian]], [[Croatian]] and [[Bosnian]]. It was also an abbreviation sign in Medieval [[Latin language|Latin]]. This letter is commonly called "D with stroke". | '''Đ, đ''' is a letter used in some variants of the [[Latin alphabet]], especially in [[Vietnamese]], [[Serbian]], [[Croatian]] and [[Bosnian]]. It was also an abbreviation sign in Medieval [[Latin language|Latin]]. This letter is commonly called "D with stroke". | ||
''Đ, đ'' should not be confused with the letter [[Ð, ð (eth)]], whose lowercase is slightly different but whose uppercase is similar. | ''Đ, đ'' should not be confused with the letter [[Ð, ð (eth)]], whose lowercase is slightly different but whose uppercase is similar. | ||
Revision as of 22:49, 24 February 2009
Đ, đ is a letter used in some variants of the Latin alphabet, especially in Vietnamese, Serbian, Croatian and Bosnian. It was also an abbreviation sign in Medieval Latin. This letter is commonly called "D with stroke".
Đ, đ should not be confused with the letter Ð, ð (eth), whose lowercase is slightly different but whose uppercase is similar.