"ꜥ" meaning in Translingual

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        "The lowercase letter ayin, used in most Egyptian transliteration schemes to represent the sound of the hieroglyph a. The sound value is thought to have been IPA [ʕ] since at least the time of Middle Egyptian, hypothesized by some to have come from earlier *[d]."
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          "ayin",
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          "𓂝"
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        "(Egyptological transliteration) The lowercase letter ayin, used in most Egyptian transliteration schemes to represent the sound of the hieroglyph a. The sound value is thought to have been IPA [ʕ] since at least the time of Middle Egyptian, hypothesized by some to have come from earlier *[d]."
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          "word": "ˤ"
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        "letter"
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  "word": "ꜥ"
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