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→The basic diacritics
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** Kasrah (a line below the letter) means a short vowel "i" (ee) after the letter. | ** Kasrah (a line below the letter) means a short vowel "i" (ee) after the letter. | ||
* دُ - dammah (ضَمَّة) <-- don't confuse the name with "maddah" and don't confuse the diacritic sign with "alif waslah" (ٱ) | * دُ - dammah (ضَمَّة) <-- don't confuse the name with "maddah" and don't confuse the diacritic sign with "alif waslah" (ٱ) | ||
** Dammah (و above the letter) means a short vowel "w" ( | ** Dammah (و above the letter) means a short vowel "w" (ue) after the letter. | ||
* دْ sukun (سُكُون) | * دْ sukun (سُكُون) | ||
** Sukun (a circle above the letter) indicates that there is no vowel after the letter. | ** Sukun (a circle above the letter) indicates that there is no vowel after the letter. | ||