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The IPA Unicode character No. 0x026E. Symbol of voiced alveolar lateral fricative.
It can also be used to represent a ligature of l and ʒ, the IPA symbols for the first and last sounds in language, as a symbol for articles about languages.
- Based on the DejaVu Sans font.
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