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	The grapheme '''Ž''' ([[Lower case\|minuscule]]: '''ž''') is formed from Latin [[Z]] with the addition of [[caron]] ({{~~lang-~~cs\|háček}}, {{~~lang-~~sk\|mäkčeň}}, {{~~lang-~~sl\|strešica}}, {{~~lang-~~sh\|kvačica}}). It is used in various contexts, usually denoting the [[voiced postalveolar fricative]], the sound of English ''g'' in ''mirage'', ''s'' in ''vision'', or Portuguese and French ''j''. In the [[International Phonetic Alphabet]] this sound is denoted with {{IPA\|[ʒ]}}, but the lowercase ž is used in the [[Americanist phonetic notation]], as well as in the [[Uralic Phonetic Alphabet]]. In addition, ž is used as the romanisation of Cyrillic [[ж]] in [[ISO 9]] and [[Scientific transliteration of Cyrillic\|scientific transliteration]].		The grapheme '''Ž''' ([[Lower case\|minuscule]]: '''ž''') is formed from Latin [[Z]] with the addition of [[caron]] ({{langx\|cs\|háček}}, {{langx\|sk\|mäkčeň}}, {{langx\|sl\|strešica}}, {{langx\|sh\|kvačica}}). It is used in various contexts, usually denoting the [[voiced postalveolar fricative]], the sound of English ''g'' in ''mirage'', ''s'' in ''vision'', or Portuguese and French ''j''. In the [[International Phonetic Alphabet]] this sound is denoted with {{IPA\|[ʒ]}}, but the lowercase ž is used in the [[Americanist phonetic notation]], as well as in the [[Uralic Phonetic Alphabet]]. In addition, ž is used as the romanisation of Cyrillic [[ж]] in [[ISO 9]] and [[Scientific transliteration of Cyrillic\|scientific transliteration]].

	For use in computer systems, ''Ž'' and ''ž'' are at [[Unicode]] codepoints U+017D and U+017E, respectively. On Windows computers, it can be typed with Alt+0142 and Alt+0158, respectively.		For use in computer systems, ''Ž'' and ''ž'' are at [[Unicode]] codepoints U+017D and U+017E, respectively. On Windows computers, it can be typed with Alt+0142 and Alt+0158, respectively.

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	For use in computer systems, ''Ž'' and ''ž'' are at [[Unicode]] codepoints U+017D and U+017E, respectively. On Windows computers, it can be typed with Alt+0142 and Alt+0158, respectively.		For use in computer systems, ''Ž'' and ''ž'' are at [[Unicode]] codepoints U+017D and U+017E, respectively. On Windows computers, it can be typed with Alt+0142 and Alt+0158, respectively.

	~~'''~~Ž~~'''~~ is the last letter of most alphabets that contain it, but exceptions include [[Estonian language\|Estonian]], [[Karelian language\|Karelian]], [[Veps language\|Veps]], and [[Turkmen language\|Turkmen]].		Ž is the last letter of most alphabets that contain it, but exceptions include [[Estonian language\|Estonian]], [[Karelian language\|Karelian]], [[Veps language\|Veps]], and [[Turkmen language\|Turkmen]].

	==Origin==		==Origin==

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	* It is the 27th and last letter of the [[Songhay alphabet]].		* It is the 27th and last letter of the [[Songhay alphabet]].
	* It is used in [[Persian language\|Persian]] [[Romanization of Persian\|romanization]], equivalent to [[ژ]].		* It is used in [[Persian language\|Persian]] [[Romanization of Persian\|romanization]], equivalent to [[ژ]].
			* It is used in [[Devanagari]] [[Devanagari transliteration\|romanization]] for the letter [[झ़]], albeit unofficially and rarely.
	* It is also used in the standard orthography of the [[Lakota language]].		* It is also used in the standard orthography of the [[Lakota language]].
	* It is also used (unofficially) in [[Cypriot Greek]] to depict {{IPAblink\|ʒ}}, which does not occur in the [[Standard Modern Greek]], or the [[Greek Alphabet]].		* It is also used (unofficially) in [[Cypriot Greek]] to depict {{IPAblink\|ʒ}}, which does not occur in the [[Standard Modern Greek]], or the [[Greek Alphabet]].

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	===Slavic languages===		===Slavic languages===
	It is the 42nd letter of the [[Czech alphabet\|Czech]], the 46th letter of [[Slovak alphabet\|Slovak]], the 25th letter of the [[Slovenian alphabet]], as well as the 30th letter of the [[~~Serbo-Croatian\|~~Serbo-Croatian]] latinic alphabet and the [[Macedonian alphabet\|Macedonian]] one (as a counterpart or [[transliteration]] of [[Cyrillic]] [[Zhe (Cyrillic)\|Ж]] in the latter two). It is the 27th letter of the [[Sorbian alphabet]], and it appears in the [[Belarusian latin alphabet]].		It is the 42nd letter of the [[Czech alphabet\|Czech]], the 46th letter of [[Slovak alphabet\|Slovak]], the 25th letter of the [[Slovenian alphabet]], as well as the 30th letter of the [[Serbo-Croatian]] latinic alphabet and the [[Macedonian alphabet\|Macedonian]] one (as a counterpart or [[transliteration]] of [[Cyrillic]] [[Zhe (Cyrillic)\|Ж]] in the latter two). It is the 27th letter of the [[Sorbian alphabet]], and it appears in the [[Belarusian latin alphabet]].

	It is used in [[Russian language\|Russian]], [[Ukrainian language\|Ukrainian]], and [[Belarusian language\|Belarusian]], and [[Bulgarian language\|Bulgarian]] transliteration.		It is used in [[Russian language\|Russian]], [[Ukrainian language\|Ukrainian]], and [[Belarusian language\|Belarusian]], and [[Bulgarian language\|Bulgarian]] transliteration.

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	===Other languages===		===Other languages===
	* It is the ~~13th~~ letter of the [[Turkmen alphabet]], pronounced {{IPAblink\|ʒ}}.		* It is the 12th letter of the [[Turkmen alphabet]], pronounced {{IPAblink\|ʒ}}.
	* It is the 33rd letter of the [[Laz language\|Laz]] alphabet, where it represents {{IPAblink\|d͡z}}.		* It is the 33rd letter of the [[Laz language\|Laz]] alphabet, where it represents {{IPAblink\|d͡z}}.
	* It is the 27th and last letter of the [[Songhay alphabet]].		* It is the 27th and last letter of the [[Songhay alphabet]].

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	===Uralic languages===		===Uralic languages===
	It is the 20th letter of the [[Estonian alphabet]], where it is used in loan words. It is the 22nd letter of the [[Karelian language\|Karelian]] and [[Veps language\|Veps]] alphabets. It is the 29th letter of the [[Northern Sami]] alphabet, where it represents {{IPAblink\|d͡ʒ}}. It ~~also features occasionally in [[Finnish alphabet\|Finnish]] but~~ is ~~not part of the regular alphabet and only~~ regarded as a variant of [[Z]].		It is the 20th letter of the [[Estonian alphabet]], where it is used in loan words. It is the 22nd letter of the [[Karelian language\|Karelian]] and [[Veps language\|Veps]] alphabets. It is the 29th letter of the [[Northern Sami]] alphabet, where it represents {{IPAblink\|d͡ʒ}}. It is regarded as a variant of [[Z]] in [[Finnish alphabet\|Finnish]].

	In Finnish, the letter ž is ~~only~~ used in loan words, ''džonkki'' and ''maharadža'', and in [[romanization]] of [[Russian alphabet\|Russian]] and other non-Latin alphabets. In Finnish and Estonian, it is possible to replace ''ž'' with ''zh'' ~~but only~~ when it is technically impossible to typeset the accented character.<ref>[http://www.mlang.name/arkisto/hatut-EN.html Finnish orthography] and the characters [[š]] and ž</ref>		In Finnish, the letter ž is used in loan words, ''džonkki'' and ''maharadža'', and in [[romanization]] of [[Russian alphabet\|Russian]] and other non-Latin alphabets. In Finnish and Estonian, it is possible to replace ''ž'' with ''zh'' when it is technically impossible to typeset the accented character.<ref>[http://www.mlang.name/arkisto/hatut-EN.html Finnish orthography] and the characters [[š]] and ž</ref>

	In Hungarian, the corresponding letter is the digraph [[Hungarian zs\|Zs]].		In Hungarian, the corresponding letter is the digraph [[Hungarian zs\|Zs]].

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	*[[Ź]]		*[[Ź]]
	*[[Dž]]		*[[Dž]]
			*[[Že]]
			*[[Zhe (Cyrillic)]]

	==Notes==		==Notes==