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Anyone helping with a codepoint or some further insights about this character –?
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Interestingly not just the same G upside down like the one three rows below.
According to the Wikipedia entry about Eng printers used to substitute a rotated G in fonts with no Eng.
I believe the table depicts the alphabet of the language Luganda.
That lower-case variant is something else.
I believe James is right about it being an Eng.
i'll third that as an Eng
And I officially call an eng to this thread.
Dang ambiguity.
When I said the lower-case variant was "something else", I meant it was a crazy-looking letter, not that it wasn't an eng. Sorry for any confusion.
17 Nov 2009 — 11:32am
Interestingly not just the same G upside down like the one three rows below.
17 Nov 2009 — 12:07pm
According to the Wikipedia entry about Eng printers used to substitute a rotated G in fonts with no Eng.
17 Nov 2009 — 1:05pm
I believe the table depicts the alphabet of the language Luganda.
17 Nov 2009 — 1:21pm
That lower-case variant is something else.
I believe James is right about it being an Eng.
17 Nov 2009 — 4:37pm
i'll third that as an Eng
17 Nov 2009 — 6:42pm
And I officially call an eng to this thread.
17 Nov 2009 — 10:08pm
Dang ambiguity.
When I said the lower-case variant was "something else", I meant it was a crazy-looking letter, not that it wasn't an eng. Sorry for any confusion.