e caudata
"E caudata" is a historical variant of the letter "e" with a small tail, used in various languages to indicate specific sounds or distinctions.
πΊπΈ US Voice:
π¬π§ UK Voice:
Definition
C2Medieval Latin
(historical, academic)A variant of the letter 'e' with a tail, used to represent long 'Δ' sounds that evolved from 'ae' or 'oe' diphthongs.
C2Middle and Early Modern Irish
(historical, academic)A form of 'e' with a tail, used for 'e', 'ae', and 'ea' sounds.
C2Old Norse
(historical, academic)A variant of 'e' with a tail, representing the sound /Γ¦(Λ)/, derived from Proto-Germanic *a.
C2Various languages
(technical, phonetic)A letter 'e' with a tail, used in languages like Polish, Lithuanian, and Navajo to indicate nasalization or vowel length.