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- ȝ (yogh) Ȝ (capital yogh)
þ (thorn) Þ (capital thorn)
- Ꝑ (Per/Par) <am>Ꝑ</am><ex>Per</ex> or <am>Ꝑ</am><ex>Par</ex>
- ꝑ (per/par) <am>ꝑ</am><ex>per</ex> or <am>ꝑ</am><ex>par</ex>
- ꝓ (pro ) <am>ꝓ</am><ex>pro</ex>
- Ꝓ (Pro) <am>Ꝓ</am><ex>Pro</ex>
- superscripts: ᵃ ᵇ ᵈ ᵉ ᵍ ʰ ⁱ ʲ ᵏ ˡ ᵐ ⁿ ᵒ ᵖ ʳ ˢ ᵗ ᵘ ᵛ ʷ ˣ ʸ
- n̄ m̄ p̄ ā ē ō ū r͗ p̄ p͒ ƚƚ abbreviating nothing
- n̄: this requires special treatment
- No abbreviation n̄ (in̄ upon̄ doun̄ gypoun̄ -- prepositions adverbs nouns in -oun̄)
- Where abbreviation u+n is possible (condicion̄; nouns in on̄):
- appears u: <am rend="ū">ıı̄</am><ex>un</ex>
- appears n: <am rend="n̄">ıı̄</am><ex>un</ex>
- appears neither n nor u: <am>ıı̄</am><ex>un</ex>
- ō abbreviating n: o<am>̄</am><ex>n</ex>
- ō abbreviating m: o<am>̄</am><ex>m</ex>
- ū abbreviating n: u<am>̄</am><ex>n</ex>
- ū abbreviating m: u<am>̄</am><ex>m</ex>
- p̄ abbreviation pe: p<am>̄</am><ex>e</ex>
- p͒ abbreviation p: p<am>͒</am><ex>e</ex>
- ȳ abbreviation n: y<am>̄</am><ex>n</ex>
- superscript vowel: usiually r+vowel/vowel+r except for er/re: --
- ar/ra <am>ᵃ</am><ex>ar</ex> or <am>ᵃ</am><ex>ra</ex>
- ir/ri <am>ⁱ</am><ex>ri</ex> or <am>ⁱ</am><ex>ir</ex>
- or/ro <am>ᵒ</am><ex>ro</ex> or <am>ᵒ</am><ex>or</ex>
- ur/ru <am>ᵘ</am><ex>ru</ex> or <am>ᵘ</am><ex>ur</ex>
ur/ru: a special form based on the Latin abbreviation for -ur- <am></am><ex>ur</ex> (NOTE! may require Junicode font to view)
- also: au in <am>ᵃ</am><ex>au</ex> (eg eu<am>ᵃ</am><ex>au</ex>ngelist
- er/re <am>̉</am><ex>er</ex> or <am>̉</am><ex>re</ex>
- final r with a mark that migiht be an abbreviation: eg hir͗ transcribe without the encoding for <am> and <ex>. Only in extraordinary circumstances you might transcribe as hir<am>͗</am><ex>e</ex>, but consult first.
- ł abbreviation let in łre=letre: <am>ł</am><ex>let</ex>
- ⁊ Tironian note <am>⁊</am><ex>and</ex>;
- etc <am>⁊c̉</am><ex>et cetera</ex>
- ʆ sir/ ser -- <am>ʆ</am><ex>ser</ex>
- ƚƚ abbreviating final e: a<am>ƚƚ</am><ex>lle</ex>
- ꝭ final -is -es <am>ꝭ</am><ex>es</ex>
- ꝰ us <am>ꝰ</am><ex>us</ex>
- ꝯ con <am>ꝯ</am><ex>con</ex>
- Ꝯ Con <am>Ꝯ</am><ex>Con</ex>
- <am></am><ex>ur</ex>
- quod <am>ꝙ</am><ex>quod</ex> or q<am>ᵈ</am><ex>uod</ex> or <am>qd</am><ex>quod</ex>
- Quod <am>Ꝙ</am><ex>Quod</ex> or Q<am>ᵈ</am><ex>uod</ex> or <am>Qd</am><ex>Quod</ex>
- <am>Iħu</am><ex>Ihesu</ex> or <am>Iħc</am><ex>Ihesu</ex> for the common abbreviation for Jesus
- <am>iħu</am><ex>ihesu</ex> or <am>iħc</am><ex>ihesu</ex> for the common abbreviation for Jesus
- <am>Ierlm̄</am><ex>Ierusalem</ex> for Jerusalem
- <am>ierlm̄</am><ex>ierusalem</ex> for Jerusalem
- <am>pr̄</am><ex>pater</ex> <am>nr̄</am><ex>noster</ex>
- xpristo <am>xp̄</am><ex>christ</ex>o
- ecclesiaste <am>eccliāste</am><ex>ecclesiaste</ex>
- ecclesiaste <am>eccłiaste</am><ex>ecclesiaste</ex>
- ꝫ abbreviating final ue/us/es: <am>ꝫ</am><ex>ue</ex> or <am>ꝫ</am><ex>us</ex> or <am>ꝫ</am><ex>es</ex>
- þᵗ that þ<am>ᵗ</am><ex>at</ex>
- -orum (Latin): <am>ꝝ</am><ex>orum</ex>
- omnium: o<am>ıı̄ıı̄</am><ex>mnium</ex>
- with (wᵗ): w<am>ᵗ</am><ex>ith</ex>
- David: <am>dd</am><ex>Dauid</ex>
- where we have no abbreviation mark: just use <ex></ex> to hold the expansion
- for running heads with special characters in the Ellesmere manuscript: <fw type="header" place="tm"> ~ for the final flourish character ❡ for the treble clef type character </fw>
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