"◌̌" meaning in Translingual

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          "Ě",
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          "Ꙗ",
          "Ꙗ#Translingual"
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          "iotation",
          "iotation#English"
        ]
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        "indicating the dipping third tone in pinyin (employed on account of the diacritic's shape)"
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          "pinyin#English"
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        "indicating a rising tone in the transliteration of Thai and the International Phonetic Alphabet"
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          "ě",
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          "yat#English"
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          "Ѣ",
          "Ѣ#Translingual"
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          "Ě",
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