Johan Marais wrote:
> Could someone tell me whether it is possible to produce the following
characters please?
>
> k with a small line underneath
> K with a small line underneath
?/? (U+1E35/U+1E34, LATIN SMALL/CAPITAL LETTER K WITH LINE BELOW)
> H with a dot underneath
> h with a dot underneath
?/? (U+1E25/U+1E24, LATIN SMALL/CAPITAL LETTER H WITH DOT BELOW)
> B with a small line underneath
> b with a small line underneath
?/? (U+1E07/U+1E06, LATIN SMALL/CAPITAL LETTER B WITH LINE BELOW)
> D with a small line underneath
> d with a small line underneath
?/? (U+1E0F/U+1E0E, LATIN SMALL/CAPITAL D WITH LINE BELOW)
> G with a line on top
> g with a line on top
?/? (U+1E21/U+1E20, LATIN SMALL/CAPITAL G WITH MACRON)
> E with an upside down ^ on top
> e with an upside down ^ on top
e/E (U+011A/U+011B, LATIN SMALL/CAPITAL LETTER E WITH CARON)
All these can also be obtained with the regular letters *followed* by a
combining diacritic:
x_ (U+0331, COMBINING MACRON BELOW)
x? (U+0323, COMBINING DOT BELOW)
x¯ (U+0304, COMBINING MACRON)
x? (U+030C, COMBINING CARON)
> Mirror image of a comma, but not at the bottom - should be higher, like an
'
It depends on what the means. If it is part of the spelling, it should
probably be:
? (U+02BD, MODIFIER LETTER REVERSED COMMA)
If it is punctuation (open quote), it should be:
? (U+201B, SINGLE HIGH-REVERSED-9 QUOTATION MARK)
_ Marco
