𛄡

𛄡	U+1B121, 𛄡 KATAKANA LETTER ARCHAIC YE

Kana Extended-A

See also: エ, 𛀀, and ヱ

Japanese

Simplified from the man'yōgana 延.[1] First used in the Meiji period.

𛄡 • (ye)

(obsolete) The katakana syllable 𛄡 (ye), used in representations of Japanese as it was spoken prior to the 10th-century e ↔ ye merger. Its equivalent in hiragana is 𛀁 (ye).

The Katakana script
アァ	カヵガカ゚	サザ	タダ	ナ	ハㇵバパ	マ	ヤャ	ラㇻラ゚	ワヮヷ	ン𛅧
イィ	キギキ゚	シㇱジ	チヂ	ニ	ヒㇶビピ	ミ	𛄠	リㇼリ゚	ヰ 𛅤 ヸ
ウゥヴ	クㇰグク゚	スㇲズ	ツッヅツ゚	ヌㇴ	フㇷブプㇷ゚	ムㇺ	ユュ	ルㇽル゚	𛄢
エェ [𛀀]	ケヶゲケ゚	セゼセ゚	テデ	ネ	ヘㇸベペ	メ	エ / 𛄡	レㇾレ゚	ヱ 𛅥 ヹ
オォ	コ𛅕ゴコ゚	ソゾ	トㇳドト゚	ノ	ホㇹボポ	モ	ヨョ	ロㇿロ゚	ヲ 𛅦 ヺ
Halfwidth katakana characters ｱｧｲｨｳｩｴｪｵｫｶｷｸｹｺｻｼｽｾｿﾀﾁﾂｯﾃﾄﾅﾆﾇﾈﾉﾊﾋﾌﾍﾎﾏﾐﾑﾒﾓﾔｬﾕｭﾖｮﾗﾘﾙﾚﾛﾜｦﾝ
Additional symbols ーヿ

𛄡 (ye)

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